Don’t think I’m not writing… because I am. It’s just my writings are at home, and I’m not sure if I want to share them.
The past few days have been kind of tough. I’ve been missing Haylee and Tesha horribly. I found out some pretty shocking and depressing news Monday. (And no I am not pregnant, on drugs, or anything else that is probably floating around your head :)) And I just haven’t been feeling the best recently.
I’ve been working overtime on schoolwork. Kathryn Clarenbach project is taking up much of my time. And that’s okay. I love work like this. Talking to people I normally wouldn’t be contacting. History. Women’s Rights. Power. Astounding smarts. And creating something beautiful with the information I find.
You should really check out this video, it’s really quite inspiring. And beautiful. And I’m loving the song!
I’m craving a hike. Maybe I’ll get my mom to drop me off somewhere…
I’m not getting a lot of reading time recently. :( Well, I do stay up late and read… Whoops. I just finished Paper Quake by: Kathryn Reiss. It’s one of those with two stories from two time periods running parallel to each other and then come together.
Jason’s going to school! I am so excited for him, and happy. It’s through a grant from CouleeCap, but hey, that’s okay. It’s schooling. He’s excited for it, but nervous as well. He doesn’t know what he wants to do, and I’m sensing he’s a little scared of picking a profession and hating it. But he’ll do fine, I’m sure of it.
I’m planning on becoming a foreign exchange student my Junior/Senior year. It would be through the Rotary Club most likely. I can’t wait!
I have softball starting soon. I’m honestly not really looking forward to it. I have hardly practiced. The good thing is that Tesha’s doing it this year. Haylee isn’t though.
Well I really just wanted to write random things as they float through my head and I think I managed that. So that’s really all I have to say.
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2 comments:
Hi darling,
Thanks for letting me know aboutyour new posts. I like your journaling entry : I don't htink there is much randomness here...it is like a snap shot of what matters and what's happening...a sort of state-of-the-state-of-chloe address. I like the exclamation marks: here is what they tell me about you: you are a hopeful person; you are celebrating our friend Jason's next significant steps; and you have found the joy of uncovering "herstory"... Perhaps we should figure out how to get the historical society and city together to get a marker or some type of landmark to commemorate this Spartan's significant contribution to justice for women! Astronauts are nice and a big man on a big bicycle is nice too, but I think KC ranks right up there!
Anyway...one more thing...you need more sleep..no more reading past 10:00!
Love you,
Mom
One more thing....I am longing for a hike too. I think it is spring fever even though it is less than 10 degrees. I can't wait to get outside!
Mom
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