First I began forgetting to take my camera everywhere, then I was buried beneath an avalanche of student essays. Then I misplaced the battery charger for my camera (it, too, was buried beneath a stack of papers). But the month has been full of cherry blossoms, magnolia flowers the size of a baby's skull, daffodils, tulips, dogwoods, each blooming in turn. Once my battery charger turned up, there were a few photos on the camera after all.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
THE DAISY AND THE SWEET PEA; WORLD DOMINATION
First I began forgetting to take my camera everywhere, then I was buried beneath an avalanche of student essays. Then I misplaced the battery charger for my camera (it, too, was buried beneath a stack of papers). But the month has been full of cherry blossoms, magnolia flowers the size of a baby's skull, daffodils, tulips, dogwoods, each blooming in turn. Once my battery charger turned up, there were a few photos on the camera after all.
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