Fireworks & Foliage
Are you a debut picture book author for the months of July-December, 2018? If so, then we want you to join us!
Laura Renauld is currently organizing a promo website for us. Click below:
Link for Fireworks & Foliage debut author website
If you go to the JOIN US tab and click on the google form, it will collect all of your info so that it can be added to the website.
Hope you join us!
Vivian Kirkfield is holding a challenge on her blog to write a complete story in 50 words or less. It must have a beginning, middle, and end. The title is not included in the word count. So…here is my entry. (It is 47 words)
Link to Vivian’s website:
http://www.viviankirkfield.com
Flapjack Friday
Flapjack Friday,
Hip, hip, hooray!
Each Friday night,
A holiday.
Pour the batter in a pan,
Heart, star, or circle?
Dad’s the man!
Dad flips them high,
Then to my plate.
Butter, syrup,
Don’t make me wait!
Come and get it!
Don’t delay,
You’re invited…
Flapjack Friday!
There is BEAUTY in thinking of and in doing for others. From the greatest of tasks to the the smallest of tasks, acting in kindness towards others matters and it is BEAUTIFUL.
In the last several weeks I have been the recipient of several refreshing cups of water.
You may not think it’s much, but when you are the recipient of such blessings, it means the world.
I pray that God rewards each person for the kindness and beauty they showed me.
Now its my turn to go out and do the same for others.
A big shout out to one of the students in my S.M.A.R.T period —you know who you are— 🙂 who helped me attach my banner to this Blogger template. I have been wanting to get my banner the same over all of my social media outlets. Twitter, Blog, Facebook, and Instagram. But I lacked the know-how.
Each Monday I have a group of students that gathers for what is called S.M.A.R.T period. Essentially a study hall/ or homeroom where we may take care of essential announcements, standardized testing, and the like. One day, as we were talking about school scheduling, he showed the class something that he had created for the school catalog. A brilliant web design. To put it mildly, this student has a bright future in anything/everying tech related!
So over the next few weeks I worked up my courage to ask him for help. He not only knew what to do, he had the issue solved it within a matter of minutes.
I am forever grateful!
Students. Technology is their thing.
What I learned: Don’t be afraid to ask them for help!
