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I’m making an effort to read more these days. I’ve spent many hours binging all the shows on Netflix, Hulu, Prime... etc. TV has been a great escape for me, but books are calling me now. I’m currently rereading The Power of Now. I first read it almost 10 years ago when I was pregnant with my daughter. I love how rereading a book yields totally new and different insights during subsequent reads. What are some books that you have read multiple times?

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Diary of a Homeschool Wannabe DAY 1. My daughter’s class was closed for two weeks because of a positive you-know-what test. Time for me to get scrappy as I attempt to homeschool. Luckily, I spent most of my career teaching 4th and 5th, but still!!! 😨😨😨 Wish us luck. P.S. This oversized white board is from Target and it’s perfection, and only $8.99. Perfect for small groups, or a homeschooling poser like myself. 🤣

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Happy Saturday. I’m enjoying my morning coffee and working on a new blog post all about relative pronouns. The post will be published on Tuesday, and I’m including a free mini-book for your students to help them keep “who,” “whom,” “that,” and “which” straight. 🤣

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