Small moments from the life of a teacher, literacy coach, mommy and wife. In an instant, she. As we came inside, letting her shadow melt back int.

Living the Life of a Writer. Sketching your neighborhood map and labeling or placing speech bubbles in certain places can help a writer find many topics to explore. Here is a story from my childhood neighborhood in Philadelphia. The P in the Kindergarten Alphabet is for Play.

Another great year, I might add. I love the end of the year time for so many reasons. Of course, because summer break! Reflecting on my year is not only something I do enjoying doing but something I. To do It helps me to plan for the new year - to see what worked and what failed miserably and what I need to take on next year.

I saw the inspiration quote about writing about the things that hurt you. This is the beginning of my story with my eldest Joshua. His existence has made me experience some of my darkest days, but in that darkness I know that I became a better person, it made me mature in such a way that allowed me to appreciate every aspect of my life and to be grateful. What was the problem? What could I do to solve it? Did I not find out early enough? They called my baby a fetusand whatever they said about my health a.

Then one day I opened up the Highlights Foundation. D saw a picture of the stones garden. Front and center was the stone with the word create, and I knew my OLW had found me.

A few more things I have learned in SOLSC16. On day 8 of this challenge, I wrote a list of some things this journey had taught me. Is a link to the first list in case you would like to read it! When you do something every day, it becomes a routine.