It’s Saturday. Time to reflect on the goodness of the week at Ruth Ayres’ Writes.
ONE
I was able to drive this week. First time since my surgery! Woohoo! So thankful that my husband has been there to take me places and to appointments but it’s also so great to be able to be independent.
TWO
GRAND GIRLS!! The oldest we get to see a lot as she lives close. But the middle and the youngest live about five hundred miles south of us. Our visits are farther apart.
Oldest and Middle: They are about 14 months apart. We call them “The Corporation” because these cousins are like sisters and what one doesn’t think of the other does. Like the gloves? They went to the doctor’s appointment with me.
Youngest: We had time with her alone. Sometimes when she’s with the olders, she’s the odd person out.
THREE
The water park. This is genius to have fountains where there once was a wading pool.
FOUR
I finished reading Revolution by Deborah Wiles. I was powerfully moved by the book and wrote about it HERE. AND the bonus? I tweeted about it and received a reply from the author: “I *love* this review. Thanks for comparison to BrianSelznick’s work (humbled), and for mention of Ferguson. Another world, yes.”
FIVE
The CYBILS Award season has started. I am excited to see that poetry lovers are applying to be either a panelist or a judge. Are you curious or interested. Go to the CYBILS site and read about it.
What are you celebrating?
