| Will had a semester long honors English project. The only criteria was to learn something you know little about, then create and present what you've learned. We found out that Will needs open-heart surgery to correct congenital heart defects. This will happen June 8th at Mayo in Rochester. On his own, he decided to spend the semester learning about the heart, since he knew nothing about it, and had avoided the subject at every turn. He then wrote and illustrated a children's book. For his presentation, he read the book, shared his process and demonstrated how to take blood pressure, using a "volunteer" (who also happened to be a friend) from the class. He got an "A". :) |
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Oh my gosh, your post was FULL of inspiration...from your book to Will's book, the garden to Hanna's cooking, from walking to canoeing. I'm simply in AWE. And that GARDEN! Couldn't believe all that green...and they aren't weeds! I feel healthier by just seeing it! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's something. I even get in conversations about gardening, which cracks me up. Gardening used to be one of those "no-womans-land" subjects for me, kind of like crafting, scrapbooking, etc. Who would have thought that composting could be exciting???
ReplyDeleteFinally, I feel a little caught up in your life :) Been craving a good chat with you! Great post! LOVE the garden box... must come see in person!!! And, being you have a certain someone living at home this summer... is she looking for any random yard jobs? :) This preggo is having a hard time weeding these last couple weeks :)
ReplyDeleteCome over any time, Jess! Loved your last blog post--your belly and YOU are beautiful. Hanna's working full-time at UNI this summer, otherwise she said she would have gone at your weeds with a fury.Can't wait to meet the new little Hansen boy!
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