Reading at the Railroad
Today I went to the Marshall Depot to read a story about a train.
This is Erin. She likes cameras.
This is a child whose name I don't know. The anti-Erin, you might say.
But just as adorable.
This is the book I read.
And this is me, reading it. Can you guess who's not paying attention?
Afterward I drew a name out of a box for a door prize.
Can you guess who won?
Have fun with your engineer hat and other goodies, Erin. Whoo-Whooooo!
(For the unabridged version, click here.)
This is Erin. She likes cameras.
This is a child whose name I don't know. The anti-Erin, you might say.
But just as adorable.
This is the book I read.
And this is me, reading it. Can you guess who's not paying attention?Afterward I drew a name out of a box for a door prize.
Can you guess who won?
Have fun with your engineer hat and other goodies, Erin. Whoo-Whooooo!(For the unabridged version, click here.)
posted by Jeanne Damoff at
7:41 PM
5 Comments:
This post goes great with my train image from yesterday! Sure looks like fun and those kids are precious!
great pics as usual jeannekins. Loved the post. Wow. Anyone ever told you that you should be a writer?
I hope Geo Man comes home soon.
My sister is a local personality! I am so proud!!
These are all beautiful. And a wonderful post. Looks to me like you had the audience in the palm of your hand.
The moment I opened this post, my wife walked into the room and saw Erin. She immediately asked, "Who is that? She is gorgeous." I had not read a single word yet so we read it together. These are fantastic captures. What a wonderful thing to have done. Reading what you write always sparks something in me. Today I'll share one. I'm a teacher but am working a different assignment out of the classroom the past few years. I was asked by my former school to come back and be a guest reader a few months back for their Read Across America event. The kids were excited but I was beaming. Reflecting on that experience and reading about yours here makes me so excited to be returning to the classroom next year. :)
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