The Artist, age 9 years and 10 months, wrote a poem and asked me to share it with you. Since he's been exceptionally delightful lately, I couldn't resist. And since the Grandparents read the blog, I'm kind of obligated to post these types of things every now and then anyway.
Please enjoy his poem.
Come Sew & Go
by The Artist, age 9
Every day I go to sew.
When I'm done I go.
My free time
Is my play time.
When I'm nice there's rice.
When I'm mean it's Halloween.
When I'm sad today
It's a bad day.
Detailing a journey through home education, and the many changes that take place when one meets each child where he is rather than forcing various square pegs into round holes, and the challenges of juggling multiple ages & skill levels as well as home schooling in a country where it's unheard of.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
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Woo-Hoo!! Love your poem!
ReplyDeleteEspecially the sewing part. :) Every day... bliss!! But I'm not done, even with sewing every day. I think you need to come cook for me and then I'd have more time to sew.
I hope tomorrow is a good day for you.
Very good. I think that's an excellent poem.
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