Celebrate: Five Star Things About the Week

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Time to celebrate the week. More celebrations can be found at Ruth Ayres Writes.

ONE
New books for the library. This week I picked up the order for the Washington Readers’ Choice Picture Book Award nominations, the Sasquatch book nominations, and the Young Readers’ Choice nominations. Can’t wait to have them processed and shared with readers. Plus, I picked up the book, The Book Has No Pictures

TWO
The way my Zeno poem turned out for Poetry Friday. It made me smile.

THREE
Motivation. I was motivated yesterday by a co-worker to finish a grant I started.

FOUR
Making time to read. Now that school has returned and the regular television programs have returned, I want to make sure I read every night instead of vegging on mindless TV. I try not to watch new shows and honestly, none seem to be “must see tv.”

FIVE
Catching up. I signed up for this fabulous online class about Laura Ingalls Wilder, her relationship with her daughter, and her writing. I have become woefully behind but this week I got a lot of reading finished.

What are you celebrating?

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9 thoughts on “Celebrate: Five Star Things About the Week

  1. How wonderful to have so many new books to share with your young readers! I am eager to read The Book Has No Pictures. Time spent reading is so much more rewarding than time spent on tv or social media–much as I love my social media time, I always feel more enriched and recharged when I spend more time reading and less time catching up on Twitter!

  2. Number three makes me think. Where does the motivation go and how to get it back? I like when I find common celebrations with others – we both celebrated books today.

  3. Janet Wong told me to read The Book Has No Pictures. I read it at Half Price books today, what fun! Just went back and read your zeno, I’ll have to try the form someday. Motivation and catching up in the some week – that’s a lot to celebrate!

    • Ruth, it’s through Missouri State University. Very interesting. About Wilder and her writing process.

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