Happy Wednesday, friends! I'm here with Joyce again today for the weekly hodgepodge...this is a post that I dearly love; thank you, Joyce, for your inspiring and thought provoking questions each and every week! I'll jump right in!
1. Are you feeling more reset, restart, or full speed ahead as we move ahead into May? Tell us why. I definitely feel more full speed ahead as the calendar turns to May this week. I'm excited about summer break! I know I'll be working, but it'll be a shortened schedule and way different. I can't wait to find out if I actually got hired or not. I'll find out soon! The weeks are going to fly by; I realized today that we have two and a half weeks left of intervention for the students. so that last week will be one that I work solely in my classroom.
I am excited about doing more of the decorating in the classroom this coming school year; isn't it crazy that I'm already thinking ahead like that?
2. Painting, sculpture, architecture, literature, cinema, theater, music...what's your favorite form or art? Elaborate. I have always been an admirer or architecture and I follow several accounts on Instagram that allow me to see that. My favorite form of art, by far, is music. I have it going almost nonstop at my home. I've also loved theater my whole life and have enjoyed going to see plays this year.
3. What time is dinner at your house? How do you feel about leftovers? Dinner last night was at 5:30; it depends on how hungry I am, though. Sometimes I like to wait until six or six thirty, but more often than not I'm starving by then. I love leftovers!
4. What's the last thing you recently fell down a rabbit hole investigating? I laughed when I read this question! This happens to me regularly, I will have you know. The last time I fell down that rabbit hole was over the weekend when I saw a house that I loved. I love looking on Realtor or Zillow to see what homes cost in different parts of the country. I love to do this with homes in New England.
5. And now for a question from the book Marilyn (Memphis Bridges) gave me...
At what are you self taught? I taught myself to do a lot of things! I taught myself to tie my own shoes, to swim, to dive...I could probably go on, but as a leftie, nobody could teach me how to tie my shoes, because nobody knew I was a leftie yet.
6. Insert your own random thought here. As I write this blog post, I'm sitting in Marilyn's home watching Jonah and Noah hang curtains for her. I love this!
Also...one year ago this week, I was still fangirling over the Derby events and the I'd taken with Mare at Churchill Downs.
I posted this to celebrate last year. I kind of love this picture!
I can't wait to read your answers to the prompts this week! Thanks for being here to read mine, friends. Love to all!
Jenn
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