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December 6, 2007

Dear Target,

December 5, 2007

Hello Migraine, My Old Friend

December 4, 2007

Dear Gray Hair,

November 30, 2007

Favorite Moment

November 30, 2007

Hi, Mom.

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Day 286: Merry Christmas and Happy Everything, fri

Day 286: Merry Christmas and Happy Everything, friends. 🕊

Day 280: “So listen to this more closely than to

Day 280: “So listen to this more closely than to those who taunt or judge, including yourself: ‘God has chosen what is foolish in the world to shame the wise, and God has chosen what is weak in the world to shame the strong. God has chosen what is insignificant and despised in the world.’ The parts of your story that seem to be keeping you from strength and significance are what God calls chosen and valuable.”—#thistooshalllast

Day 277: the last time I cleaned out my pantry, th

Day 277: the last time I cleaned out my pantry, the amount of grains I found was staggering. I vowed to do better. I have not done better. I am special ordering grains from trusted farmers (what does this even mean???) and from specific regions in France. Please send help.

Day 271: a couple of weeks ago I posted about some

Day 271: a couple of weeks ago I posted about someone selling antiques out of her home on the weekends (she left the antique mall due to COVID). Many of you asked for her address so I visited her again and received her permission to post her contact information. Enjoy!

Introducing Mrs. Kendall’s Epic Book Reviews! Th

Introducing Mrs. Kendall’s Epic Book Reviews! The place where I get to share books I enjoyed on @epic4educators without a blog post or affiliate links. 📊
I read about a dozen or more picture books per week on Epic! for my students. I prefer Epic! to traditional books during distance learning because with the magic of pinned screens and multiple devices, I know every student can see the pictures. This one is too advanced for my 1st graders, but I just loved it and had to share! If you are a fan of poetry or teach a poetry unit to middle school and above, this is your picture book.
Summary 📖: Kilmer Watts takes a job at a poem factory but when the machines start to malfunction, the town of Luddston has to rethink how they make poetry. Illustrated beautifully by @studiohoffmann
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This book is rich in wordplay and comes with a lovely appendix and glossary. Google will be your friend with this quirky, approachable deep-dive into the art of poetry.
#kylelukoff #librariansofinstagram #picturebooks #poetrylovers

Day 268: Maggie and Fig would like to inform you t

Day 268: Maggie and Fig would like to inform you that #thewilliammorrisproject is coming soon. 👀 the bio

Day 267: For Art, Nico had to take a famous painti

Day 267: For Art, Nico had to take a famous painting and make it his own.

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