as i've been pondering my plans and dreams for 2013, books are at the forefront of my mind. i am a firm believer in the power of the written word. i was a voracious reader as a child. the books i chose back then played a tremendous role in shaping me into the person i am today. as g's getting older, my time to mold him is shrinking. while i still have my little captive audience of one, i want to read to him. i started our read aloud program last year and we are both greatly pleased by it, but this year i want to move beyond the love of reading into the power of reading. i want to read to him some books that make him think about his values and what's important in life. i'll keep you posted . . .
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an article on symmetry at get it scrapped. bilateral symmetry to be precise. it's not a design that comes naturally to me, but i love a good challenge!
That's awesome!! I was worried about my child for a while because she was not into reading as I was at her age but she has finally come around by discovering some series she loves. Now she will gladly spend her money on a book - a true sign she loves to read! There's nothing better than a great book! Can't wait to hear what all you're reading. Love the layout!
ReplyDeleteeven though my youngest daughter just turned 14, i still read aloud to her. she in turn is reading "the diary of anne frank" aloud to me. it has started lots of discussion and sessions of googling for information.
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Fantastic layout, Doris! I fully believe that we are what we read.
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