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End of June

It is true that I read people's blogs even though I don't know them. One blog I read is called Daily Grind. I'm not sure how I found it, but it's a teacher talking about education. Sometimes it's lunacy, but I enjoy it the same. The other blog that I will admit to reading without knowing the person I came across through the April Blog Challenge of a former colleague. If you follow this blog, and I'm not sure that anyone does, you will remember it was a literacy challenge to blog about literacy each day. During this contest, I started reading this blog (of the person I don't know) and commenting. She now is doing a blog challenge for July. Without being invited, I think I'm going to join in. It makes me seem a bit weird and pathetic doesn't it?

The challenge is based a book called Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life by Amy Krouse Rosenthal. It's merely what the title suggests, an encyclopedia of the normal things of her life starting at A and going to Z. Each letter has entries that begin with that letter. Bloggers will be doing the same through the month of July. Since there are 31 days and 26 letters, I don't have to blog every day. Anyway, what this really means is I don't have a real post for today, but I already have and idea for tomorrow's post and the letter A. I'll probably post at the top and do the letter thing at the bottom as I did with the April Blog Challenge, not quite sure.

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LH said…
btw, you're always invited.
And I do read your blog!
10:00 AM
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