Inspired by my two older kids--and my writer friends, I'm now embarking on a new way to comment on my life.
I've just spent a few hours hanging out with my husband and 15-year-old on our two blue couches. We watched a telling documentary on a first-time Black-American sixth grade teacher in a 99 percent Black-American Atlanta middle school. It took her a full semester to figure out she had to know her students outside the classroom to understand why they weren't performing to their potential. Take-away: there's always a back story worth pursuing and understanding.
Today is Father's Day. Mary and I are making a peach pie for Jim. I will attempt to make a crust CLOSE to the pie crust QUEEN, Inis Mitchum Gillihan. Of course, I will come no where close. But at least I will attempt...and enjoy the "tasting" research of how to make a better crust the next time!
About Me
- Teresa V. Mitchum
- As I was getting out of the car to attend my first dance at Taft Junior High in Crown Point, Indiana, my mom gave me a four-word sermon: "Remember who you are." At the time, I thought that was a stupid thing to say. But obviously, I still remember those words--and now think they are rather profound. So who am I? A wife who has traveled around the world with a very intelligent man with supreme integrity. The mom of three kids--all different...but all capable of making amazing changes in the world. A writer who wants to inspire kids (young and old) to have passion for life and live to their holy potential. And now, a blogger writing on the side.
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5 comments:
Yay mom, I'm so proud of you for your new blog. This looks great. Welcome to the blogosphere!
Hi, Terry -- Well, I've figured out how to leave a comment, so that's progress.
Good for you, and thanks for dragging me into the 21st century!
way to go mom, now i can read about your life even though i'm in italy. how about that internet!
I'm definitely adding you to my Google Reader and look forward to future posts!
Ahem. Mom. You have fans now. Must post something soon....
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