Four weeks in and I am still loving this project. I'm keeping up to date, and other than a few picture snafus at the Wal-Marts, it's been relatively easy.
I've also found it's relatively easy to fill up a week, even though I'm single without children. I'm still focusing on telling my stories and documenting my life right now. And it's working.
Here's week four:
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Lots of blurring this week because I included things from my classroom and pictures from WL |
It was very interesting this week to document the global news with the Inauguration, and the tiny, small news within the tiny little sphere of my classroom.
Left side:
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Inauguration and lots of classroom documentation |
Monday we had the day off for MLK day, and I headed to Starbucks to grade papers and watch the inauguration on my laptop. Tuesday was a big class day, with meetings (brutal meetings) and a new system in the classroom that runs off of my phone. The kids LOVE it. It was our turn to say the pledge, so I took our picture and wrote the pledge of allegiance over it.
Right side:
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documenting a conversation, including Daisy, and a wyldlife weekend |
I love my Wednesday Night dinner crew, and this week, J's little man got a hold of her phone and sent me a text. I included a screenshot and a little of the conversations. Daisy's story is about our mutual Chick Fil A routines, and I had to include the part where I came home from Target with everything but the nail polish that I went to get. The quote is from Wyldlife Club that I wanted very much to say all. day. long.
I love how this project is going, and am excited that February is here. I'm ready for a new month!
Great pages! (And you used my MLK & Inauguration freebies! I've not seen them "in the wild" so that just made my morning!) :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for creating them! I was really struggling in trying to figure out how to document the inauguration, and then I found them and they were just what I was looking for!
DeleteYou did an amazing job capturing the great everyday details that we all cherish. I love your quote and the story about Target. I do that far too often!
ReplyDeleteLove the card with the green alphas! great pages!
ReplyDeleteGreat pages! I am cracking up over the Target thing - we have to drive over an hour to get to Target so I make sure I am going for more than one thing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful layout. That's usually my Target story too. I always seem to end up with more than I went in for...and always forget something I meant to get. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteThe text is adorable.