Thursday, July 12, 2012

The Adventure of the Master’s Program and the Girl in the Red Bug


Recently, I started back to school to complete my Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction. I am attending Ottawa University, and I have to say I am loving the classes and loving the instructors.
On Tuesday night in my Diversity class, we wrote poems, well actually, I don’t know if you can categorize it as a poem since it doesn’t rhyme? But, anyway, in the poem you had to describe yourself and each sentence had to start with “I am.” Here is who I am.

I AM
I am an aunt with a heart filled with love
I am a proud daughter and grandaughter
I am an oldest to only, birth order confused, crazy sister
I am a good book being read next to a blazing fire
I am a runner with struggling feet and muffin tops
I am Sunday supper with the family
I am a basket full of colorful Sharpies
I am an iced coffee and a Red Velvet cupcake
I am a princess longing for a tiarra
I am a hopeful romantic still waiting for the “right one”
I am a scrapbook full of memories
I am birthdays, cupcakes and cake pops
I am a blogger of adventures
I am a lover of red Bugs
I am a glass of merlot while listening to soulful jazz
I am puppies, kittens and snuggles on the couch
I am San Francisco on a spectacular day
I am a pair of fabulous kitten-heeled boots
I am Foul Play, You’ve Got Mail and Sweet Home Alabama
I am a friend
I am a pieced together quilt, made with love and care
I am a child of God that struggles and falls short
I am a girl, a woman, silly, and soulful

I have to say when I first started this activity, I stuggled. It's challenging to come up with something in 10 minutes, so when I got home I had time to reflect on who I am and the things that represent me. I think this list pretty much sums me up and what is important to me.

Who are you? I challenge you to take the time to create you own I AM poem, and post here if you would like. 

Until the next time....The Girl in the Red Bug

1 comment:

  1. You are brilliant!!!!!! Im going to start on my poem tomorrow!

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