My little dog knows this is part of what we do when we come home; as soon as I turn on my coffee maker, he jumps on the couch ready to snuggle for a bit.

Reading has become part of my transition activity after returning home from a day of sensory overload teaching K-5 STEM.

It helped me decompress after teaching, take some time for myself to learn/relax, and helped me regain energy for the evening.

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