One of today's tasks involved representing our childhood.  We could preform a song, create origami, use Legos, or form something with Play-doh.  I chose to use Play-doh.  

Can you tell what this is?  I did my best to create a mini replica of a shield with two spears crossed on the front.  I doubt any Ndebele warriors ever carried a hot pink shield, but Play-doh colors are limited!

After all this time, I decided it isn't worth trying to catch up on long overdue posts.  I will just begin anew!  I might post some pictures from the last two months at a later date, but for now, I will focus on the present!

It is with great excitement that I write the news! I'm in my final class for my M.Ed! At 5 p.m. on Friday, only my thesis has to be completed.  Admittedly, this is a very significant hurdle, but it is still a thrill to realize that graduation is so close! 

Today's class included a lot of artistic ventures.  When I look at the pictures Emily and I drew for one assignment, I can't help but think that they resemble my three year old niece's art show at her school.  

This particular task instructed us to depict ourselves in terms of a house.  My house has a thatched roof, no walls, a palm tree among the many plants circumnavigating the house, an outdoor table, and a bookshelf next to the hammock.  I'm not sure what it actually says about my personality, but it was certainly very different from all the other houses.