I believe I connected best with David Thoreau. When I first heard of transcendentalists. They seemed so free and were able to spend their days in nature's beauty. Though, I do not fully believe in all that Thoreau or other transcendentalist believed, I do love being in nature and exploring it's beauty. Part of me … Continue reading Time In Nature
As memorial day has come and past. As we have reminded ourselves about those who fight for our freedoms or as we forget that memorial day weekend is more than just a three day weekend, we all did many different things. Some went fishing, others had a barbecue, and some had to work. For me … Continue reading A Homestay Weekend
As many of you may now, I have recently moved house. Though, this move was a lot easier than moving halfway around the globe it still is requiring time commitment. So I am missing another posting Tuesday this week. I hope to be up and posting on a regular schedule next week. Hope you all … Continue reading Missing Another Posting Day
Of course, when my life gets busy I get sick. First time this school year I catch a cold, while AP exams are happening and I am moving within a week. So life is insane and I "cant get sick"...so naturally I get sick. So here are a few things that entered my head while … Continue reading Things You Think About When You’re Sick
So it is AP testing season and I am moving in the mix of it all. So there is no true blog post this week. Something has to be cut and sadly it is my blogging past-time. Please send thoughts and prayers my way and towards my students' way as well. 🙂
Have you ever looked at Pinterest and said to yourself, "I should try that! I am sure it is easy!!!" So yeah I tried it and part of it was easy but I of course had to make things harder. I decided to jump on the melted-crayon-art bandwagon. Here is my story: I decided that … Continue reading I Try And Fail At A Pinterest Craft
I thought I would share some photos with you taken on a rainy day in Seattle. One thing that I love about the city is the architecture. So naturally I have a lot of pictures of buildings. 🙂 Here are some of the things I saw. I LOVE this street and have so many … Continue reading The Streets of Seattle: A Pictorial
In The Chamberlain Key, Timothy P. Smith depicts his adventure in discovering what he believes to be proof of God's existence in an intriguing manner. Though my one struggle with the book itself is that his tale seems slightly too dramatized. Causing it to feel more like a fictional story rather a true discovery. However, if … Continue reading A Book Review ~ The Chamberlain Key
For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse. ~ Romans 1:20 With spring break upon me, I am able to explore my own neighborhood. Today I walked along the Clear Creak Trail … Continue reading A Walk In Beauty
A week and a half till my spring break begins. Even though in February we had a strange amount of snow days, we haven't had a full on holiday in awhile. The teachers are getting antsy and so are the students. It is the point in the year where we are all frustrated with each … Continue reading Spring Break! Come SOON!!!
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