#28
days of writing has been a great challenge for me. I’ll admit, I didn’t quite
achieve 28 full days of writing. Time (which is my nemesis) and a rather embarrassing
incident with a mandolin slicer type gadget saw me with a great ‘hitchhikers
thumb and trying to explain to students that ‘no my arm wasn’t broken but yes I
did need a sling’.
I have
to admit, I am more comfortable with writing all my jumbled thoughts up. I say
jumbled as like other fellow bloggers, I feel totally inadequate comparing my
writings to others. It’s something that I lack confidence in and know I have a
fixed mind set in (which I know I need to change). It was one of the main
reasons I avoided doing my masters – thesis!
What
this little challenged did allow me to do was connect with other blogs. To read
and reflect what their lives were about. How they saw the world and what they
saw as important, interesting or even infuriating. It was another glimpse into
how different we all are.
It also
gave me the courage to reply more to other peoples posts which I thoroughly
enjoyed doing. I write my blog as more of a reflection of how our school is changing
and how I felt about it. But like anyone I do enjoy the fact that someone may
read it and comment. Secretly I am getting excited that I have had nearly 1000
views. Small and insufficient to some but a little highlight for me.
I will
continue to try and blog weekly and want to do a ‘Mum Sunday’ blog where I talk
about being a mum/teacher and insights I have gained now having a school aged
child. I never thought that being a mum would give me a whole new insight into
how I view education!
I want
to continue to read other blogs and must compile a list to read but also
comment on them even if it is just a ‘thanks, loved reading this’ comment. And
maybe write my own blog reflection.
Have to
admit this was easier to do that Feb Fast which I would have totally failed in
the first week!
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