JOURNAL TOPIC:
One year when I was a kid I went to a summer day camp. At the pool on
at hot, sunny San Fernando day, a guy named Brick (I don't know if that
was his real name :) was trying to impress a girl. "I love the rain,"
he said, "it washes away the..." I don't remember hearing the end of
the line. I don't know if it was poetry or his personal philosophy.
But for the last 40 years or so since I heard him say it, every
%&*$!!! time it rains, I find myself saying silently, "I love the
rain, it washes away the something something something..." Literally. I
finish the line with something something something. This is both funny
and deeply dissatisfying. So, dear colleagues, I am asking for your
help today. Whether you love the rain or not, please rewrite this line
with a better ending. Mahalo.
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Reading Inventory test (online)
3. Read 180/ Read
4. Tangerine pp. 145-155
5. TWO QUESTIONS
Thursday, November 9, 2017
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