Jacqueline

@cuddlefishj.bsky.social

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Australian girl in Canada. Left handed, Maths teacher, atheist Jew, Lego fan, geocacher. I believe in public education and that we should all be outdoors a lot. Like right now. (They call that 'touching grass') 2+2=4

An Audiobook at the final credits section.
A magpie eating a chip from my hand on the front step of a house.
Two small, wet black capped chickadees cling to a feeder, pecking seed from below
A hummingbird feeder with the silhouette of a hummingbird perched upon it.
A view framed by a tree of a muddy bank and water. There are low mountains in the distance across the shore.
A vivid orange peach sunset with the silhouettes of trees.
An ecstatic soccer player with a large bulge in his pants
The Score HOW TO STOP PLAYING SOMEBODY ELSE'S GAME C. Thi Nguyen
A grave with flowers. It reads JAMES DOUGLAS MORRISON 1943-1971
My tv with a soccer game about to begin.
Two large identical sculptures of happy men each wearing a large soccer jersey: one from Australia and one from Canada
A geodesic dome at a science museum looks like a FIFA soccer ball
The Anxious Generation How the Great Rewiring of Childhood is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness Jonathan Haidt Coauthor of The Coddling of the American Mind
Screenshot of Spotify School's Out Alice Cooper
A note reads Store bought cards were never really my thing, so here’s a written message instead! I hope you realize how much your students love you. Because you're a damn good teacher and you should be proud of that. I speak for myself and several people I know. You make leaning maths fun and intuitive, and that's quite impressive. You didnt have to do all those things to help in out this year but you did anyway. There's strength in many things hot the greatest stength of all is the strength to he kind. I dont know how I would have survived without your kindness and support: I would have given up months ago if not for these amazing people in my life All the best for the coming years! Love,
A card reads: Everyone has that one teacher who makes the biggest difference, and for me, that teacher was you. I remember one day in grade 8, you substituted for my math class and you had this very fun yet calming energy, and I thought to myselt: "I hope I get to be in her class someday!' I am so grateful that I did get to as I've never felt so understood by a teacher before and I actually felt positive about myself, and school, when I was in your classroom. Thank you for being such an amazing teacher, support, and role-model because as you know, i'm hoping to become a teacher. You have inspired me so much and I wish that someday. I can be the person Who makes that difference for somebody else. Endless thanks,
A game of Crossplay. My tiles are LGBTQIL
A brown cat sits on a statistics paper reading it.
A spam email reads: A DAY TO HONOR FREEDOM Hey Jacqueline TODAY IS JUNETEENTH-A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE, FREEDOM, AND REFLECTION. At WizeBand, self-expression is part of what we do, but today's message is simple: honor the history, celebrate progress, and keep making space for every person to show up fully as themselves. No urgency. No countdown. Just respect. EXPLORE WHEN YOU'RE READY →
A report title reads: How to Avoid Children Harassment while Enjoying the Playground Stats 12
A golden brown lasagna in a glass dish lies on a stove.
A double shot of espresso with a fair amount of crema sits in a plastic cup with a cylindrical dark grey machine behind it. There is coffee crema on the top of the machine.
A plate of schnitzel mashed potato and roasted broccoli prepared by my son.
Mamma Mia soundtrack currently playing “Slipping Through My Fingers”
My post: It's weird how the UK has stolen all these terms from the Aussies over the past couple of hundred years. (I have a winky face here as it is an obvious joke) Their post: Yeah that's not what happened though. Australians are *continually* pretending they invented things they just got from their British heritage. There's a Union flag on your actual flag ffs eg
A group of people displaying Iranian flags dance in an outdoor amphitheatre.
An Instagram dm reads: Ms how much would I have to pay u to get you to reteach me everything about hypothesis testing, confidence intervals and all that jazz in one day
A woman in black looks up with a comic book on her lap.
A hat with a pompom and the word FOOTY and a logo from a beer brand. Underneath it says FOOTY BEANIE $40
A boardwalk leads to a gravel trail with bright mossy trees either side.
A fence with an opening and a pathway passing through into a wooded area. The sign post reads Pacific Spirit Park
A stunning bunch of flowers with red, yellow and purple blooms with greenery
Headline from THE GUARDIAN Australia BEACH CLOSED Sydney Fatberg the size of four buses likely birthed poo balls that closed Sydney beaches - and it can't be cleared
A photo of a rice burger (breaded chicken in a rice patty) on a plate. Out of focus behind is the back of a brown cat and the corner of an iPad.
The interior of the rice burger restaurant that is closing next week.
A cinnamon bun covered in cream in a large dish and a hot chocolate in a glass to pour over the top.
Nat Banting with a slide that reads "Good mathematics teaching involves inviting students to make mathematical decisions." The audience appears into it.
How to talk to kids about the B.C. mass shooting February 11 | Radio | 1:16 CBC Radio's The Current spoke with psychiatrist Dr. Shimi Kang about how adults can navigate difficult conversations with young people in the aftermath of the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. She says it's important to remember three key things: truth, compassion and optimism.
A rice bowl with chicken and veges
A hand holding the DVD “A Mighty Wind” in front of a TV and DVD player.
A Lego model of the Home Alone house with a minifig representing the actress Catherine O’Hara standing at the front door.
A hot choc with a slice of fairy bread
A meat pie and a hot chocolate
A holly tree with two large bumps side by side on the trunk.
A very large Lego model of the fossilised skeleton of a t-rex. The model is primarily nougat and brown colours.
Even though many of his restaurants have lineups out the door, two of them didn't turn a profit after the province implemented an employee health tax in lieu of medical services premiums, resulting in a $500,000 bill. Other chefs also blamed recent government decisions for adding to their woes: steady increases in the minimum wage, changes to policies that mean employers can't ask for a sick note from a doctor even when a worker has missed five consecutive days of work two separate times, and WorkSafeBC's new gratuity policy that adds tips to payroll for premium calculations. "It's like drip, drip, drip," said Yacoub. "T'll be lucky if I make a four per cent profit across the company. And what happens to those (restaurants) that are not busy? They are really struggling."
A warning on my weather app Vancouver, BC Coquihalla Highway - Hope to Merritt, Yellow Warning - Snowfall Highway 3 - Hope to Princeton via Allis Yellow Warning - Snowfall
5 matzo balls in a saucepan in chicken soup.
A modular Lego model being built
Merriam-Webster Your 2026 Word mortifying
A chart showing my daily distance walked has been “lower for 7 days”
Noisier+ Early Access “Short History of… The Conquest of Everest”
The product is called AUSSIE BITES and they are soft oat based cookies
A cute brown cat occupying my entire lap in bed
My stand ring on my Apple Watch says I stood 27 hours today.