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Better (super) late than never? https://onathought.com/2018/06/27/a-late-slice-amwriting/ Made even later by getting a call that I needed to go pick up my son because camp was canceled!
Hmmm…did something wrong the first time around…Summertime vengeance.
A little late night writing … because it's summer.
Going way out of my comfort zone and trying something I have never done before. Here goes nothing!
How many books have you read from "The Great American Read"?
The final Babies R Us days have me feeling weirdly nostalgic and sad.
http://teachlikeasquirrel.com/2018/06/26/sol1/ My first slice of life.
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It should be easy to drive through a city, right? I seem to have an issue in Indianapolis.
Baking some banana bread today: https://teachingwithmrsclark.wordpress.com/2018/06/26/banana-bread/.
A little bit about our names Where did your name come from?
It will be soon time to start our trip. Before we start we need to do some planning.
My baby isn't such a baby anymore.
First time blogger here! Sharing a small moment about childhood memories.
How great that you are seeing the plants grow from the cement. It reminds me of our students that thrive despite the circumstances of their lives.
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Wonderfully written! Just last night my husband and I were driving home and discussing the beauty and magic of sunsets. I cannot wait for vacation this year to see the beauty of sunsets in Yellowstone.
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What would life be like without worries?
The first day of a conference is always exciting, especially when the lights go out!
I struggle with this too. I set an alarm the first week of summer break. After that I decided to start the day when I feel ready. If I am not ready I just go through the motions. Do what makes you happy. Summer goes fast.
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Poem I wrote sitting on the beach in OC, MD.
Another dimension to consider when thinking of community-building mirrors and windows . . .
You are creating a community of writers. How neat! I love Craft Moves as well.
Hello! Welcome to the Slice of Life Story Challenge! In the future, please leave comments for slices on the author's blog. The author will not necessarily see your comments here (it also clogs up our comment section)! Just click on the blog, read the post, and leave comments there!
Celebrating my critique group partner and friend Margaret Simon's new book, Bayou Song!
Last week, when my colleague and I were supporting teachers as writers, she challenged us to write a bird story (for everyone has a bird story). If not for that, this dim memory might have been lost. But it came rushing back to me on bright blue wings … I remember you, Kilroy.