Looking out of the window, above the reams of paper I am wading through: this is my view.
Sometimes slow trains are good things. Sometimes they make you look up from the text and invite you to watch, waitn and experience. Sometimes slow trains offer gracious surprises; frosty fields, pastel sunrises and a blanket of mist that guarentees that even at minus 8 degrees c, the world is enveloped and safe.
So, what are you thinking about?!
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What are you exploring today?
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In today's teaching session, I will mostly be using these books and loads of clips from youtube.
Where have you seen hope today?
I am delighted and amused by these at the local supermarket - munchkin pumpkins.
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Thanks to all who made an odd idea an award winning reality.
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