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I started Hindi classes this week. I'm doing them one-to-one over Skype with Zabaan, a school in Delhi. First job is to learn the Devanagari script, and homework was writing practice.
Madeline and Terra finishing their homework for a Thursday night.''
It would be difficult for Terra to look more excited.
for my InDesign class; Chapel of the Chimes in Oakland/Piedmont, redesigned by Julia Morgan; photos by me.
My mom saw them all around me while I was trying to study for Algebra (still not sure how to study math) and told me with all these helpers I should make an A (HA!) and get all the right answers. So let me just tell you how helpful they are:
Storm, the one laying down, atttacked the string on my camera. He was the best behaved.
Sabastian, the one cut out barely, was laying on my book and attacking it whenever I turned a page, including, but not limited too, chewing on the pages.
And last but not least is Sabrina, by the flowers, took my eraser and ran off with it. Good thing I found it before I went to take my final exam because I neeeded it.
Branch: Santa Teresa.
Event: CLA Snapshot Day.
Date: October 6, 2010
Description: Happy homework club.
Homework for In Color Order's The Art of Choosing Series. Color wheel pulled from my fabric. had to improvise a bit. starting with red: Ruby flannel from Moda; metro circles; Holly Holderman for Lakehouse; Japanese elephants;JoAnn Fabrics print; Weekends by Erin McMorris; Hooty Hoot by Riley Blake; Wheels by Riley Blake; Eliza stripe by Jennifer Paganelli; vintage calico print; Tufted Tweets by Laurie Wisbrun; Henna Garden by Sandi Henderson
demolished area in shanghai´s old part. some old house are still standing, but will be gone soon too.
Though homework is a kind of small piece of writing where the writer has to present his point of view but it can be a difficult task to write. www.makemyessay.com/online-homework-help-site/
Rayness Himululi (32) helping her daughter Jennifer (4) with her school work inside their newly built brick home.
Mrs. Rayness Himululi (32), daughter of Hoziya Himululi:
“It was difficult to buy food from the shop because we had little money.”
Luanshya, Copperbelt Province, Zambia
Heifer Zambia, March 2008
Photo by Jake Lyell, courtesy of Heifer International