This 6 word slice sums up how I feel every Monday. Grades are due at three (and are done, just need to submit)...field trip with my daughter tomorrow to the literature festival, so sub plans to write. Better get going to start another week. Where is the coffee?
Wow! I made it. Thirty-one days of writing on this little blog. I am so proud of myself for finishing the Slice of Life challenge, hosted by Ruth and Stacey at Two Writing Teachers. I don't think that I could have imagined that I would finish a month of blogging. A month of writing. I have truly enjoyed this challenge. I remember why I love writing. I have been able to try new styles of writing. I have also been able to read some really powerful posts from some really terrific writers. I have learned more about the subject that I teach. I have come across great ideas for my classroom. I have laughed and cried with others from around the world. Thirty-one days may be a short blip in time, but thirty-one days has helped me to become a stronger writer. Thank you to all the people who have read and commented. That has meant a great deal to me. I have grown to love the community of writers who support and encourage one another. Thank you, Ruth and Stacey, for challenging
16 of 31 for the Slice of Life Challenge from Two Writing Teachers Today is my 41st post for this blog. When I started this a few years ago, I don't think I could have imagined where I am now. Teaching again, Trying to get fit. Juggling three teen/preteens and work and just life in general. I know I couldn't have imagined that I would join a writing challenge that asked me to write everyday for a month. I am sure that that Sarah would have just laughed, and said "Yeah, right!" But here I am, on my 16th day of blogging consistently, writing my 41st post. While I'm sure this achievement is a drop in the bucket for some, I am choosing to see this as a good starting point. A place that I realized that I can write, even if my audience is pretty tiny. I am making a start, and that is a pretty cool thing.
love the coffee, need the coffee, drinking the coffee right now...have a great start to Monday..xo
ReplyDeleteA great start to a Monday can mean a great start to the rest of the week! So rise and shine and get that coffee! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteIt's almost Tuesday :)
ReplyDeleteMy Tuesdays are your Mondays. More coffee, more planning, and then it's over. Where does the week go?
ReplyDeleteYes - Monday's are tough!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that image...Monday the evil mistress. Have fun tomorrow!
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