(Did anyone notice who is hanging on the wall?)
I don't really care which way you slide on the political spectrum.
For me, experiencing this event with my students made it perfect.
- The Rookie
- Anywhere, United States
- Mildly obsessed with words, my siblings' posterity, shoes, stationery, and wondering where my 20's went. Indelibly self-conscious, self-determined, self-deprecating, accessorized. Habitually keeping my head in the clouds with one eye open for my nerd in shining armor.
- "On Socks"
- "Conversations with My Mother"
- "Imagine That"
- "The Singles' Ward: An Amateur's Quasi-Field Study of a Most Curious Culture"
- "Because High School's Never Over"
- "Fighting the River"
- "Harvard-Schmarvard"
- The Jane Austen Guide to the LDS Singles Ward
- "Jello & Dating"
- "On Compatibility"
- "On Failure"
- Alice
- C Jane
- Cowboy & Indian
- Furniture & Geography (Melissa)
- Kleyn Family
- Kris & Paddy
- Life: What More Is There? (Private)
- Meg @ Or So I Feel
- Mrs. Bennett
- Mythological Fish and Other Perplexities
- Nie Nie
- Our So-Called Life
- Rice Family
- Rie Pie
- Rowena's Rants
- Segullah
- Sephalo
- Silver Street Photo
- Somebody Told Me So Today
- Steph Lathrop
- The Chocolate Chip Waffle
- The Sight of Stars
- Theo at "My Bravado"
- Two Car Kids
- Wemdu Pea (Private)
- Willis Family
5 comments:
Fabulous. I am glad you and your students were able to participate. I love the picture.
Touching to boot. When did I turn into my weepy mother over something patriotic?
It's neat that you got to experience this with your students. Yay for schools for letting this be important, not keeping it out.
what's on the wall? I got to watch it too!
Lovely! The MLK poster and the sentiments.
It really is such a great moment to be a part of.
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