Wowsers, this last week has gotten away with me. As I began to prepare my week's assignments this evening, I realized that I had never published my BioPoem. YIKES. I thought I would be able to really bust it out but it actually took me some time and thought, mostly because so much of my life has changed. I have met so many of my goals, have created new ones and had to prioritize others. This was a fun and insightful assignment.
Katie
Willful, animated, witty, warmhearted
Mother of Ivette and Maxon
Lover of horses, fresh morning air, and my loving husband
Who feels brownies should be considered a health food, sometimes lost within motherhood, and on occasion- utterly exhausted
Who fears humid weather, not living everyday to it’s potential and not seeing my children grow
Accomplished earning my Associate’s degree, taking a shower today (that is kind of a big deal when you have a three year old and one year old), earning straight A’s for the last 4 semesters at Columbia College
Who would like to see and travel the world (cliche I know, but I really do want to), enjoy just one Saturday and sleep in past 7:30am (again, little people in the house), and travel through time to see my husband and myself when we are old.
Resident of Vichy, MO
DuClos
Wow your poem is awesome! I am also playing catch up so still have this to do as well! I am envious because I am pretty sure mine will not be this good! :-)
ReplyDeleteKatie. Hearts and flowers. I loved your poem. You will look back on this time as magical, I promise.
ReplyDeleteFirst, I am glad I read your poem.
ReplyDeleteSecond, be stinky...showers are sort of overrated...well not really but I am about to send off my third born, willful, charming headstrong son. While I am so excited for his adventure I wonder where my 8, 6, 4, 2 and 1 year old went. Seems like yesterday I was exhausted, thinner (haha!) and had them all under my feet or on my lap while I read to them. I have a lump in my throat and my heart has a bit of an ache, knowing that in 3 years I will be an empty-nester. I am way to young to be an empty nester. Hug your little ones extra tight - in a flash they will be two foot taller, voices deep and living their dream. I have raised all my chicks to fly...never clipping their wings...but goodness this is so much emotion.
I have enjoyed getting to know you through our education courses and you will make a fabulous teacher! Your lesson plan ROCKED!
Love it! Thanks for sharing.
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