It's time for a round of Friday letters where I address absent individuals who will never read this, inanimate objects, moments and memories! I like them very much!
Dear Friday night,
I dooooo so love you! Thank you for being so faithful and returning to me each week!
Dear Thai Food,
Yes, yes, I will eat you soon! Fear not!
Dear E in Year 4 class,
When you put your hand up to say that "You've taught us 4 new words because you are a brilliant teacher who likes to teach lots of words," my heart melted. You may be a complete crawler but I don't care- I treasure those moments and comments!
Dear Gargantuan Avocado,
Thank you for providing me with lunch for 4 days-I did so enjoy spreading you all over rolls and toast and smothering you in black pepper!
Dear J,
AHHHHHHHHA, I have cracked you! You have finally enjoyed a book AND I chose it for you! Ha ha, see, reading can be fun!
Dear Children and Parents of today,
I know I am not talking to everyone, but I wish there was a bit more commitment rather than this general lethargy and malaise about persevering with something and just giving up at the drop of a hat. It does dishearten me, sadden me and worry about the future if you can't stick of something.
Dear Garden,
I do so love you! Can't wait to give you some TLC this weekend- you've grown rather rampantly!
Dear Foxy,
It was very nice to see you slink by the patio door window last - now can you stay and be a cute pet fox! However, I wasn't happy at the BIN bag being spread all over the front garden! Be tame and you shall feast on the finest fare in the land!
Dear Rail replacement buses,
Why have you been sooooooooooooooo slow this week!??!?! I cannot wait until you go away and I get trains all the way to work again!
What would your Friday letters say?
xx
so sweet you taught your students new words:)...I do agree about apathy in education, I notice it too even if I don't work in teaching related field. I think that nowadays education often gets put aside as something not truly important...and that's a shame.
ReplyDeleteLovely letters!
I do love these letters! My only letter would be to my clock, which for some reason has hands that move twice as fast as everyone elses, or maybe I'm just rubbish at time management!
ReplyDeleteDear Kezzie, pretty well every thing you wrote about was so positive. So sorry about the slow buses. It must be frustrating. It sounds like you had a good week otherwise.
ReplyDeleteI hope your weekend is fantastic. I seriously think you need to do some dancing with CBC. It seems like a long time since you went dancing. I remember you had so much fun...
Hugs, Julia
Great idea, I might copy when I've finished my current weekly photo journal of my new home. Just to put you in the picture, I lived for the first 85% of my life in the London area, but the last 15% has been away from London, mostly in Wiltshire and just the last few months in Hampshire - Andover, in fact, hence the change of name of my blog to Andoventure. Have a great long weekend, I'll be back to Wiltshire today to look after one granddaughter, then off to Surrey tomorrow to see two more. A quiet day at home on monday I think.
ReplyDeleteAww, Foxy was a naughty pet-foxy. I wish I had foxes outside, although with the dog, it could have been a little tricky. :))
ReplyDeleteLove your letters, so nice.
I laughed at your comment about E Year 4. Hope that Thai food was good. x
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy these posts! I spotted a fox about a week ago, and they're always a lovely sight, I just find them so cute. Of course, there can never not be enough Thai food on the horizon too, it's just too good. I loved the comment that E made in your class too, if I was a teacher I'd definitely melt at those kinds of words too, what a cutie. And of course, garden, thank you to gardens everywhere, I love springtime gardens! A lovely post Kezzie. - Tasha
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! Your "letters" are so clever. On top of being fashionable, you're also a comic genius!
ReplyDeleteI did enjoy reading your Friday letter, it's a good idea.
ReplyDeletePerhaps if we do not have time to write one, we can at least think of some things!
Enjoy your weekend
All the best Jan
I always enjoy reading your Friday letters, which often make me smile and/or nod in agreement! xxx
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your 'Friday Letters' too! I'm not sure what I'd say if I wrote one!
ReplyDeleteTeacher of new words: teach me about "crawler." Does this refer to E being slow academically? Or something else?
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty cute, I love the letter to the avocado!
ReplyDeleteLove these letters
ReplyDeleteJulie xxxxxxx
YAY for making someone a reader!
ReplyDeleteE may be a crawler, but I bet you really are an amazing teacher.
Lovely words from your pupil.
ReplyDeleteI hope foxy has been back and is better behaved.
And that the Thai food was worth the wait!
Lisa x