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Teacher Parodies “Friends” Theme Song To Welcome Kids Back To School

Tampa Bays Morning Krewe Tampa Bays Morning Krewe September 16th, 2020

Here is a great way to welcome kids back to school.

Appleton East High School teacher Paul Miller welcomes students back to school with a funny “I’ll Be Here For You” song.

It includes lyrics, “So no one told me that life was gonna be this way. I got my lessons ready, but the students are MIA… I’ll be here for you, when you’re learning at home. I’ll be here for you, and you’ll watch me on Chrome.”

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Wisconsin teacher parodies 'Friends' theme song to welcome back students during virtual learning

A teacher has kicked off the start of the school year with an iconic song cover. Paul Miller, an English teacher at a local high school in Appleton, Wis., uploaded a video of himself singing an updated version of the "Friends" theme song that reflects the virtual learning environment that the coronavirus pandemic has forced upon most of the country.

5 Ways to Prep and Save for Holiday Shopping

Yes, yes…it seems way too early to think about holiday shopping already. But by prepping now, you may be able to save yourself a few headaches once the holidays are upon us.

So, what can you do right now to help prep and save for holiday shopping? Consider one or all of the tips below.

  • Come Up With a Savings Plan

    Go to Pinterest or Google and search "holiday savings plan." You'll be greeted with all sorts of options from "How to Save $1,000 in 20 Weeks" to "How to Save $500 in 30 Days." Pick a plan that works best for you, and start putting money gradually aside.

  • Coupon/Promo Codes Are Your New BFFs

    Will most of your shopping be at a handful of stores? There's a good chance there will be a bunch of coupon or promo codes you can use while shopping at a brick and mortar location or online. They're easy to find, too. Follow the store on social media or sign up for their email blasts. Sites like Groupon even have a coupon section where they list active coupon/promo codes.

  • Look At Your Current Spending, Start Cutting Random “Extras”

    Everyone enjoys treating themselves to a fancy coffee or some takeout every now and again, but if you get into the habit of treating yourself too often, you might find yourself strapped for cash when you need it most. Really, this is just a good tip year-round, not just for the holidays.

  • Make a List (And Check It Twice!)

    How many times have you gone grocery shopping without a list and end up leaving with way more than expected, and you still somehow forgot to buy milk? Use the same logic. Make a list before you start your holiday shopping, and stick to it. Sure, all those sales are tempting, but resist! Your wallet will thank you later.

  • Sign Up and Shop Via an Installment Payment Service

    So, this might not help with saving, per se, but it will help with the initial sticker shock of buying some gifts. A number of Installment Payments Services exist, like QuadPay and AfterPay, that will split your purchase total into four equal payments usually scheduled about two weeks apart. Many major retailers - including Amazon, Target and Walmart - have partnered with these services. Think of it as "The New Layaway," but you get your items right now. Now, you will have to keep track of your installments, especially if you pay with a debit card, but there's no interest or fees with these services. Plus, they might buy you a little extra time to save up money, too.

 

 

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