My first name, Casserly, is my great-grandmother's last name. I love the 'Olivia' books by Ian Falconer! My favorite author is Mo Willems!Ģ4. I loved kindergarten as a student! I have many wonderful memories from that year, especially when my grandmother came to see me perform in my end of the year show.Ģ3.

I also have a new puppy named Meatball! She is a schnoodle, and is very wild!Ģ2. I have a chocolate lab named Otis, and he is barking in my ear while I type this list.

I believe that teaching is the greatest job in the world, and I love coming to school every day.Ģ0. I love that many of my former students still visit me!ġ9. My dad and I like to go fishing together. Connor loves soccer, football, and Legos.ġ1. Julia is a gymnast and loves to play soccer.ġ0. Olivia is a dancer and loves learning about history.ĩ. I have two daughters, Olivia and Julia and a son, Connor.Ĩ. I began teaching in Monroe Township in 2002.Ħ. I earned my Masters in Education from the Rutgers University Graduate School of Education.Ĥ. I graduated from Rutgers University with a major in American Studies and a minor in Elementary Education.ģ. I grew up in Monroe Township! I went to Barclay Brook Elementary School, Applegarth Middle School, and Monroe Township High School.Ģ. Unable to fly home this year because of the pandemic, the New Yorkers cobbled together their own rooftop meal with Artichoke Basille's pizza, pie from Eataly and skyline views.1. Four friends gathered for Thanksgiving dinner on a West Village rooftop on Nov. 'I woke up a little bittersweet, like, aw, I miss my family, but gonna make the best of it,' Arianna O'Dell told CBS2's Ali Bauman. In New York, six stories above the West Village, four friends were digging in for Thanksgiving dinner.

And then they'll be coming out of the oven right about the same time, and then we can eat together,' Gallagher said. 'We all have turkeys that are right about the same size, so we can all get together and start them together. Instead, they got creative, deciding to prep the food and eat together virtually. MORE - 'We're Together Whatever Way It Is': Families Finding Ways To Make Virtual Thanksgiving Work With COVID Cases Spiking Across Country 'Yeah, everybody's a little sad about it but definitely making the best of it this year,' said Kellyann Gallagher, of Raritan.

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