This is (hopefully) the final in a trilogy of posts about the time our little boy told a giant lie: Post 1: Or Not to Bee (Grade 2) Post 2: Watching Your Child’s Dream Come True (Grade 5) Post 3: Sam’s Side of the Story (Grade 11) Last year Sam’s English teacher invited the Story Works Alaska crew into her classroom for a writing and … Continue reading Sam’s Side of the Story
Today Sam won his school’s Geography Bee. For real! Photo evidence: Some of you will remember when Sam was in second grade, how he so desperately wanted to enter a geography bee that he decided to invent one. If you care to hear the tale of our little boy and his enormous lie, you can read it here. But in a nutshell: he created geography bee … Continue reading Gratitude 12: Watching Your Child’s Dream Come True
Our son is obsessed with geography. Looking back, I think it started with a road trip between Nebraska and Missouri the summer before he entered kindergarten. He was contained in a car seat for seven straight hours, but thanks to a few road maps and a U.S. atlas he was as happy as tourist with a shiny new Canon. He spent the entire drive quizzing … Continue reading Part 2: Or Not To Bee
Profoundly Ordinary 