I just realized that this blog has been live for over a year and I have never written anything on my About Me page. How embarrassing. It turns out that finding the words to describe myself to you is more difficult than I thought. Rather than racking my brain for just the right autobiographical paragraph, I think it’ll be more interesting if my readers learn about me from those who already know me.
I invite you, friends, family, and random acquaintances of Michael Gray, to help write my bio. In 100 words or less, tell my readers one or two juicy tidbits of information that you think they need to know in order to fully appreciate the man behind this blog. It can be funny, embarrassing, touching, or completely over-the-top — as long as it’s honest. The way I see it, if I claim that my blog is uncensored, then I have to let the truth come to the surface whether it hurts or not. I just hope it won’t hurt too badly.
Please leave your 100-words-or-less bio in the comments section below and I will transfer it to my About Me page as soon as possible. Also, if you would be so kind to send me a photo of yourself (and a link to your own blog/website if you wish), I would like to publish your pic next to your comment. Just send it to my email.
Thanks!
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Mr. Gray is the best teacher I've ever had at Alhambra Traditional School. He is the grown up computer geek I want to be. I look up to him. No matter what mood he's in, there's always a laugh in him. He has the most clever ideas nobody would've ever thought of. He may look different on the outside, but on the inside, he is a superb, ecstatic, and remarkable ball of unexpected! (in a good way)
Sorry if it's no good. If you don't want to post it you don't have to. Please note it was written by a 13 year old…
This is so sweet Naisa, thank you. I'm happy to know that I have had a positive impact on you. You have also been one of the kindest, most intelligent students I have ever taught. Thanks for writing. I'll put it on my About Me page tonight.
I think it was incredibly sweet that one of your students commented!
I agree Sarah. Her response was very touching and unexpected.