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This week, I celebrate togetherness leading up to Valentine's Day.
Vintage Cupid doll |
This year I was surprised by a lovely bouquet of red and white roses, carefully placed in my crystal vase by my husband and son. Surrounding the flowers were carefully chosen cards. While these were strategically placed in the kitchen, being in typically non-observant in the morning, I passed right by them until my husband called attention to the gifts. We had a good laugh over that.
I surprised the two of them later in the day with a homemade cake.
Roses give a spring-like touch to the winter landscape |
Here is my Valentine's Day thought.
Hark to hearts that adorn my rooms.
Hark to the cherubs singing their tunes.
Love to my family that makes me smile
and sweet memories that linger awhile.
Tribute to years of wedded ups - downs.
Patience in togetherness knows no bounds.
Peace and goodwill on Valentine's Day
for love I honor in a special way.
Listen to My Funny Valentine by Frank Sinatra,
an oldie that my mother would have appreciated.
Listen to My Funny Valentine by Frank Sinatra,
an oldie that my mother would have appreciated.
Besides all of the family goings on this week, I celebrated togetherness in a writing community with teachers new to Twitter. During a day long workshop on reflective writing, I led teachers through several exercises in which they created their one little word and an acrostic poem to accompany it, among other activities. A sample of the work that was shared on Twitter by the educators is below.
Created by @ocscience |
Created by @ocscience |
Created by @hillarybrom |
Created by @dlocova |
Celebrating togetherness, whether it is personal or professional time,
is a special part of my life.
is a special part of my life.
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Now, follow the link to Ruth Ayres' Celebrate This Week site to hear how the community of bloggers celebrated their week leading up to Valentine's Day.
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