Reflection #79

 Summary: On Thursday, we explored the marvelous world of poetry. Langston Hughes, 

“Mother to Son” 

The poem was about a mother giving life advice to her son, likening life to a staircase, with many turns and landings.

Reflection (keyboard broken): i lIked tHe oPening fOr tOday. iT wAs iNteresting tHinking bAck oN aLl tHe aDvice mY mOm hAs gIven mE tHrough mY lIfe.

Evaluation: I completely forgot I put that song in one of my blogs. I think I must have done it in a blind rage. Don’t listen to it

Reveal: I have the Armand Hammer concert this Saturday I’m actually so excited I am partially certain I am about to explode. Figuratively, of course! Literally, that would have been domestic terrorism, and I wouldn’t do that!


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