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Week 10 - March 5th - March 12th
HAHA, okay so this one is laugh worthy. I've been cramming for my physics midterm so I had no time... once again. Just don't expect any good pictures to come from me any time soon!
.. if you didn't see what I did to make up for it this week, then.. you suck
p.s. - thanks to manda for dealing with my last minute stresses and giving me this weeks idea of ma homeworkkk!
Evan's homework for kindergarten is 20 minutes of reading each day, either reading himself or being read to by someone else. Of course, this was before he started getting readers sent home in his "book baggy," along with a reading log to fill out. At this point, he was just reading library books at quiet time.
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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
Cultural Literacy: A character from HBO's Rome will take out any student who does not do their homework.
Tyler started 5th grade today and instead of him getting homework I did. WTH? I graduated from school over 10 years ago.
Iron Photographer 123
1 - origami (or folded paper)
2 - something heavy
3 - sepia
It stuns me everyday to see how many books my daughter brings home from school. Her backpack might actually be over the 20lb limit.
Taken on 5-13-08, this book is not fun. Chemistry comes easy to me, but I'd much rather be taking photos than doing my chemistry homework.
My daughter's biology homework was to capture 20 bugs of various families. As the term "capture" extended to photographing them, we set out to the "Bark Park" in my apartment complex and we found a few bugs that were kind enough to pose for us, like this butterfly.
Mounted on my 20D was 50mm, f/1.8, the "nifty fifty". It's very lightweight and compact, and buzzes a lot when it focuses, but it's plenty sharp, and kinda charming.