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Tell your story with objects from your life.

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Tell your story with objects from your life.

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Write a story about the objects in your life. What are the top three?

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Write a bio-poem about yourself. See this one by Ms. Haseltine.

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I rediscovered the bio poem over at Wondering and Wandering yesterday and decided to share my own version today. Here goes... Miche...

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Do a check-in with your OLW! I have to say, I haven't always stuck to it. Did you? Let us know during the Slice Of Life Challenge.

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Do you have a pet that's SO annoying that you want to throw s/he out of the door? Write four-lined stanzas, each stanza about a different annoying thing that your pet does.

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I started writing a story about the squirrel I watched in my backyard today. But then I decided I'd wait and use that story as my March 1st Slice. So today, I'm writing about getting ready for my 5th year of participation in the TwoWritingTeachers March SOL Writing Challenge.

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Write about a day by starting at the end.  For example, Austin wrote this Slice of Life about getting a flu test at the doctor's office.

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Take the quiz. Write a post about how you are like or unlike the animal in you.

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What animal are you? Find out with the Animal In You Personality Test!

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Answer these 9 quick questions to find out which one of over 50 different animals your personality matches.

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Rants on AR, Success maker, your LIFE, anything that you have a problem with. So go on a RANT.

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Hey you! Yea You! You got nothing to write about! I introduce you to the ________. It writes your paper for you.

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What do you do when anger takes over? Do you body slam everything in sight? Do you have a routine and stay calm? Anger isn't the best thing in the world. It may drive you crazy. Try to keep calm and handle the situation right.

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Have you had things happen that seem to connect? Some coincidences seem to come in threes. Read Mrs. Hogan's blog post to see how she wrote about this topic.

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According to Wikipedia, "A coincidence is a remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances which have no apparent causal connection with each other. The perception of remarkable coincidences may lead to supernatural, occult, or paranormal claims."

Last month, I experienced a number of striking coincidences in my life.

The seed for the first one was planted during a conversation with my sister, who is a middle-school librarian. We love talking books, especially kid lit. Over the holidays, as we traded recommendations, she asked, "Oh, have you read any of the Spy School books?"
"No," I said, "I've never heard of them."
"They're fun," she said. "They run a bit young for middle school, but your fourth graders might really like them."

A week or so later, I was at the library. What was that series that Ellen recommended? Oh, yeah, Spy School. (Note-it's truly amazing that I even remembered this!) I wandered over to the library computer which appeared to be in sleep mode. I clicked and the screen came to life. Locating the search icon on the desktop, I clicked again and after a moment the search screen appeared...along with the name of the last book searched for: Spy School. Crazy coincidence, right!?!

Then, a couple of weeks ago, I was browsing through Target's Cartwheel coupons and saw one for Compound W. For some reason my mind went hurtling back about a decade, to a time we invested considerable money into that product.

"Hey, Kurt," I called to my husband, ""Do you remember when you had all those warts on your hand that were so hard to get rid of?"

"Yeah," he said, coming into the room. "That's so weird that you ask. I think one of them might be coming back. I just noticed it yesterday."

Ok, not quite as startling of a coincidence, but still!

Finally, that same day, I read Rebecca Herzog's Poetry Friday post. She linked to a song called "Langtree's Lament." I listened to it and thought it would appeal to my daughter, Addie, who lives in Philadelphia and who's recently bought a ukulele. So, I sent her the link.

I mean, really, what are the odds?

So, what does it all mean? Are there supernatural, occult or paranormal forces at hand? I don't know, but I'm wondering. And I'm keeping my eye out for wart-handed spies strumming ukuleles and singing encoded songs. But perhaps the message is more subtle...

PS Langtree's Lament is well worth listening if you have a few minutes to spare.

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According to Wikipedia, "A coincidence is a remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances which have no apparent causal connection with each other. The perception of remarkable coincidences may lead to supernatural, occult, or paranormal claims." Last month, I experienced a number of striking coincidences in my life.