As luck would have it, one of the summer school field trips I went on this summer included an archery lesson for my students. Just so you know, I do not believe in luck. After my Arrows in the Hands of a Warrior blog, I found the lesson fascinating because my eyes were still open … Continue reading More on the Arrow
Faster Daddy Faster!
If you want to know where my love of wind in my face began, I think I can tell you the story. I pinpoint it back to one snowy day at our mountain home in Clayton. Some family and friends had made it in before the storm so there were many kids of all ages. … Continue reading Faster Daddy Faster!
Zoo Atlanta…oh the places we’ll go
As a teacher, I have a love/hate relationship with field trips. I think most teachers would agree that being out of the classroom is a way to engage students in a different way than the norm. I also think they would agree that taking students away from school requires that you are hyper-vigilant and that … Continue reading Zoo Atlanta…oh the places we’ll go
Songs on the Wind
It’s been a year since Louise took flight. I hadn’t really realized that the date was approaching until tears caught me off guard at the art show a couple of weeks ago. I was watching passersby take in our art. They were connecting with it and chatting with us. Rather suddenly tears rose to my … Continue reading Songs on the Wind
Another Hannah Blog
Arrows in the Hands of a Warrior
Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward. Like arrows in the hand of a warrior are the children of one’s youth. Blessed is the man who fills his quiver with them! He shall not be put to shame when he speaks with his enemies in the gate. … Continue reading Arrows in the Hands of a Warrior
Hannah’s latest
Hannah's latest blog about training camp...she leaves July 4th to go on her trip around the world!! http://hannahgunnin.theworldrace.org/?filename=training-camp
Dandelions
An art show is a perfect place to people-watch. Being a student of human behavior, I love to just sit and observe. There are some people who will not cross the line into the tent. They look from the outside as if stepping across the line obligates them in some way. Others come right in, … Continue reading Dandelions
Breaking Dawn
I am surrounded by darkness and silence. It is moments before the dawn and I am once again awake. My body doesn’t appear to know that it is summer and I no longer have to rise before the sun. I tip toe onto the porch of my parents’ home so as not to awaken those … Continue reading Breaking Dawn
A Memorial Day Picture
There is a picture in my head this Memorial Day weekend. It is of some guys standing around a grill. The BBQ ribs are smoldering causing people to gather around the surrounding area to chat. Laughter is prevalent, smiles are plentiful. Children run around playing tag. Dogs’ tails are wagging. The sizzle of the grill … Continue reading A Memorial Day Picture
Michelle's Mosaic 