I find time through the small breaks and interactions I have with people. The occasional text on social media helps me laugh as my friends send me funny videos. I always drum on my pad whenever I get up to get my hands moving and do something other than sit down. I always take 1 hour out of my day for fitness, using it as a time to destress and focus on what I have to do throughout the week. Today, I had my one-pager finished, allowing me to relax the rest of the period. I finished most of it in the morning, leaving me happy with the result. Today, I feel okay. We have our final Jazz practice before the Jazz Festival tomorrow. I feel we have worked hard and today is time to just polish up things in preparation for tomorrow.
Write about what you remember or have been told about the day you were born. What were the emotions or events surrounding it? Do you relate more to "Infant Joy" or "Infant Sorrow"?
I remember being told I was born early on March 12th, around 1am. My mom was so relieved to have given birth to me, as I was a big baby and it was painful. My mom and dad were both very loving, especially since I was my dad's first son. He was ecstatic, unable to separate us from the moment I was born. I'd relate more to "Infant Joy", as there were no complications and just good emotions after I was born. Today, we read "Infant Joy" and "Infant Sorrow" by William Blake. They relate to the two different perspectives after childbirth. Afterwards, we began a one-pager on either pair of the twin poems. I chose the infant pair, as they seemed easier and more enjoyable to me. I spent today finishing gathering information so I could just let my creativity flow when I got home. Today, I feel good. There is nothing after school today, so I get to relax.