I found myself approaching tears watching Louis undergo his maturation process, much as human children do. I experiencing pride as Louis accomplished so many things, while culture and lifestyles were stacked against him, much like myself overcoming many obstacles to make myself become successful in this life and be a good role model for my kids. I hope that my children grow up to be as honest and honorable, hard working and true to himself as Louis and Sam.
by Skidkid
This blog began as a book chat, but I've morphed it into a chat about life and life's issues; especially for chronic pain/anxiety/PTSD diagnoses.
Good day and welcome to SkidChatter's blog. Our main objective is the discussion of selected literature. We begin with a discussion of the book, "The Trumpet of the Swan", by E.B. White. After this, a simple review or recommendation is greatly appreciated. A brief synopsis would be even better. Enjoy.
Please feel free to solicit book recommendations from your students and post them here. Give the URL to your classes and let the students peruse the book information offerred here.
Thank you.
Please feel free to solicit book recommendations from your students and post them here. Give the URL to your classes and let the students peruse the book information offerred here.
Thank you.
Showing posts with label Connections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Connections. Show all posts
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Chapters 8-14: Connections
I found myself feeling proud of the cob for the extent that he goes to for his son. I can totally connect with the cob's feeling of need to to do whatever is within his power to help his son. I would and have given everything that I've had to benefit my kids. I feel so defeated when I'm unable to help them accomplish things or experience things.
Louis' feeling of excitement at going to camp is dead on with what I witnessed in my kids when they first went to camp (thanks to the kindness of others and their contributions). I cried when I looked at their faces and exhuberance when they got they got their first looks at the wonderous place that they would be staying. I felt so proud and scared for them.
by skidkid
Louis' feeling of excitement at going to camp is dead on with what I witnessed in my kids when they first went to camp (thanks to the kindness of others and their contributions). I cried when I looked at their faces and exhuberance when they got they got their first looks at the wonderous place that they would be staying. I felt so proud and scared for them.
by skidkid
Monday, June 14, 2010
Chapters 1-7: Connections
I found that, while reading the descriptions and actions taken by Sam, I was continually saying things to myself, such as; Dillon (my son) takes off and does things like that(disappearing to scout the woods and things), oooh...I remember when Sierra (my daughter) did ??? (anything to help an animal) and sounds like my kids. My kids are very active, outdoorsy, curious and concerned about the wildlife in their environment.
by Skidkid
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- connie
- La Vernia, Texas, United States
- I am a single mom, of two pre-teens (1 boy/1 girl). I'm a university education major and substitute teacher. I enjoy an active life with my kids. We roller skate, hike, swim, watch movies, read, and play with our pets. We are collectively working to help save our wildlife and our planet. My kids are my world.