Day in a Sentence: Transitions
Hi there! I’m so glad to be able to host Day in a Sentence again! (Thanks, Kevin!) Day in a Sentence is a weekly opportunity to join together with people from around the world in boiling down one of your days into one sentence.
Since many of us are teachers who are leaving our work-filled school year and entering our (work-filled?) summer vacations, I thought it would be fun to focus on transitions: What changes are you going through in your job, your home, your life? How do you deal with change? How does it deal with you?
Also, if you have a picture or audio file (or whatever else) you’d like to add into the mix, by all means send them along!
The plan:
- Reflect on your week or one day in it.
- Write about it in a single reflective sentence.
- Send it to me via the comment box at the bottom of this post.
- I’ll put everyone’s sentences together and publish them sometime this Sunday.
Thanks! I look forward to hearing from you. :)
p.s. I’m holding all comments on this post until they’re published.
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Posted: June 11th, 2009; 9:21 am »
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Whoo hoo, end of the school year.
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Posted: June 11th, 2009; 3:49 pm »
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And so draws near the summer of our days
while watching childhood swell a wild expanse
of rainbows blushed with the sun’s undying rays
lavishing jollity in spectral dance:
then our past childhood days with all their charm
link with our children’s dancing arm in arm.
Posted: June 13th, 2009; 6:06 am »
Here you go:
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