Sunday, June 5, 2011

Sunday Weekly Wrap Up and Shadow Shot Sunday





Yesterday we had rain and dark clouds.





Today was a beautiful day - sunny and warm with a bit of a breeze. Yet I was inside, for a few hours buried in a book. It kept me awake til 2:30 last night and then I had to finish it this afternoon. "The Year of Fog" by Michelle Richmond -it was gripping and very readable. I would recommend it.





Shadow Shot Sunday:

I wasn't able to get great shadows outside yesterday but I did manage a few inside shots of plants:













Today with the bright sun I got a few shadows - my favourite on our porch with the cat in the background.





The 100 day challenge has begun and altho it got off to a bumpy start, I am trying to concentrate on healthy habits and creativity.



I finished my June calendar this week for "The Kathryn Wheel's" challenge and altho it isn't quite what I wanted, I have been keeping up!










I found an interesting download at "A Holy Experience" - A Hundred Day calendar. It has a place for three things you accomplished each day. I love the idea of keeping record for those 100 days but with just a few items to check off.

Did I :

exercise/ eat healthy/create/read/declutter?

These will be what I try to focus on each week.


ATCsI continue to work on ATCs. They are quick and fun, and pose at times, a bit of challenge.



These were for a PAT - where each person in the swap Picks a Theme (try to guess the different themes!)



A Sharpie flower:





Children's Book Characters:






And of course my favourite - zentangles:









Tomorrow starts the colour challenge at Twinkle, Twinkle and I am looking forward to that.





I am so looking forward to the end of school as well! lol This week all the Grade 3s in Ontario will have done or will be doing the Gr. 3 and 6 EQAO Assessment. My class will be writing it Tues - Thurs. for several hours a day. What a bloody waste of money! I can still remember the little girl who looked up at me a few years ago and said, "But you're a teacher - you're supposed to help me!" For the reading section (there are 2 other sections - math and writing!) we can offer no help at all. And I have several students who are not reading at grade level. We will get through it though as we always do.

Have a wonderful week, full of creativity and laughter - we all need both!

7 comments:

Ginny said...

It never ceases to amaze me at how much you do and at how well you do it all. Have a great week. I remember how testing weeks were. I hope that everything goes as smoothly as possible.

aprilmariecole.blogspot.com said...

WOW!
You have been busy :]
Wonderful works of art. Thank you for sharing your June calendar, looks great :]

Leone said...

You have had a very busy, creative week. I admire you for being able to do all of this and work outside the home as well. Everything looks great!! Good luck with the health focus next week.

Terri Kahrs said...

Oh, My! Such a busy bee!!! Great post. . . and I love your June calendar! Happy June! Hugs, Terri

Cowgirl Red said...

Wow! You are really in the flow. I especially love the 1" faces. Terah. From CEF

thekathrynwheel said...

Oh my goodness, you have been busy! Well done for keeping up with the calendar challenge so far - almost half way through now :-) your pages look fab.

Unknown said...

Lovely page and i like the use of your journalling blocks x