Every author has there own take on vampires.
Some authors describe them as the most beautiful people. They look good and smell good.
For some they are cold, soulless, and for others they are warm, and have morals.
Why is it that stories of these creatures draws us with such passion and leave us desiring more. I have read many books with vampires. Call it an obsession for now.
In some books vampires are normal people that have been bitten, in another they are marked with the hope they will complete the transformation. In yet another story they are born as vampires.
It is crazy how many different versions there are out there.
And let us not forget the drinking of the blood and the biting that vampires do. Depending on which author you read they may bite for the need to feed and survive and in other stories the blood sucking is purely a sexual thing.
It doesn't really matter who's story you read the main gist of it is that we all seem to love the impossible and love the supernatural. So I will sit here waiting for the next Harry Potter movie and read another book of my beloved vamps.
I am so glad for an imagination!!
Monday, July 13, 2009
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Teachers
I don't have the adequate words to express my thanks to one special teacher in this world.
My 5 year old son just finished Kindergarten at our local Kindercare Center. He loves going and he has had an awesome teacher, Mrs. Wendy.
Through out the year all she could do was praise his work and his skills. She showed my son to read, count add and subtract. Because of her he knows that a sentence has different parts, and the love of reading that she has instilled I hope will last a lifetime.
She always has a smile on her face when I drop him off and all the kids in her class love her.
The one thing that she did that i will never forget is: she created a book of memories for each and every student. there was art work on every page that my son created along with pictures of my son as the months went by. Momentos from September through June. She included special notes that Kevin wrote himself and even a picture from thier kindergarten graduation.
These are moments I will never get back and she saved them and put them together in a book for to cherish for the rest of my days. Mrs. Wendy did this for everyone of her kids.
How awesome is she. I hope that she knows how special she is, not only does she take wonderful care of my son but she is special to all of us she has touched everyday.
Thank you Mrs. Wendy
My 5 year old son just finished Kindergarten at our local Kindercare Center. He loves going and he has had an awesome teacher, Mrs. Wendy.
Through out the year all she could do was praise his work and his skills. She showed my son to read, count add and subtract. Because of her he knows that a sentence has different parts, and the love of reading that she has instilled I hope will last a lifetime.
She always has a smile on her face when I drop him off and all the kids in her class love her.
The one thing that she did that i will never forget is: she created a book of memories for each and every student. there was art work on every page that my son created along with pictures of my son as the months went by. Momentos from September through June. She included special notes that Kevin wrote himself and even a picture from thier kindergarten graduation.
These are moments I will never get back and she saved them and put them together in a book for to cherish for the rest of my days. Mrs. Wendy did this for everyone of her kids.
How awesome is she. I hope that she knows how special she is, not only does she take wonderful care of my son but she is special to all of us she has touched everyday.
Thank you Mrs. Wendy
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