Waking up exhausted on my last day of teaching for the term,
I grabbed my camera in hopes of regaining some energy as I focused my lens into
my heart to give thanks. I pointed, I
focused, I clicked and I prayed; always numbering the gifts God has created
into this life of heaven. With the added
challenge of capturing my day without capturing the faces of any of my
students, I hope you’ll enjoy some of the moments I caught in rectangular form.
#587. The unsettled rareness of being the only fish in the
belly of a whale
#589. The predictable wind hitting my skin from the roaring
rush of a train
#590. The busyness of a waiting to-do list, keeping hands and
hearts full of passion
#591. Preparing simple tools for infinite learning
#592. The power of a glue stick and some bits of paper
#593. Patience lining up paper corner to corner
#594. Allowed time for free imagination
#595. Tiny hands creating big works of art
#596. Finished
progress reports for every student, revealing growths, hidden strengths, and
many focuses for next term
#601. Feeling the Holy Spirit alive in London
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