
Stephanie commented that she'd been thinking about making notes to leave at work but was sure everyone would know it was her; I've started leaving a few at work and I am positive people will know it's me and I think that's OK although of course I will deny all knowledge.... Next time I'm at a bookstore, I want to put some right in to a whole bunch of magazines, and I've been making more notes and thinking about where to leave them out in the world.
Meanwhile, I've made another delightful discovery. As far as I can tell, a teacher presented a poem to his class and then created a template and assigned the students to write a poem in that style. [Just now I can't get that particular link to work, so I'll come back to it.] It's a "exercise in identity," and a number of bloggers (all new to me) have written their own versions. These represent some of the most amazing writing I've encountered online; they certainly tell you volumes about the person and almost always give a sense of the place she grew up. Please go take a look at these and think about creating one for yourself. Mine is in the works.
Days go by
Life's Free Treats
Blue Mountains Mary
Pea Soup
Two lime leaves
3 comments:
Hi Jennifer - I'm back! On my gorgeous computer again, with lots of lovely blogging to catch up on. I've missed you. I called in occasionally while I was away, and thank you for all your kind comments and good wishes. Now I'm going to go back a whole month and see what you've been up to.
I'm so doing this.. I think I am going to save it and give it to my mom for mother's day.
Really great.
I saw this on two limeleaves and it was just beautiful and I thought about doing it too but then forgot - I'll try and join you over next weeks. I think it will be a good journalling exercise as generally I see my background and culture as very bland! A challenge to get somthing out of it!
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