Loved Story from Childhood

Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you see?

It wasn't just the simple story and the rhyming I enjoyed about this book when I was little. It was the art. It looked like everything was cut out of tissue paper and it was so animated and colorful in tones. I adored looking at the pictures.
And at one point I memorized the book and could recite the story whenever I felt like it.
It was almost like a Where's Waldo for children. Except it told you the answers to what was coming next.
It's one of my favorite childhood books and I think I still have it in my bookshelf somewhere.

Poetry Prompt #42 - To love you from afar

I see you standing guard at the front of the house. All day every day.
Through rain, snow and blazing sun you stand strong.
Valient in white, firbished in sprialing gold, holding your red banner high when you have inportant news to deliver.
Waiting in earnest for the carrier to come and relive you of your galient mission.
Only to give you another. This time you stand down. And wait patiently.
Patiently until the house's Master relieves you and safely brings the notes of importance inside.
There you wait and stand gaurd yet again.
Through the night and day until you are needed once more.
An ever reliable sentryal.
You're a much more vital than I am. I am but a lowly lawn decoration.
Standing guard in a bed of dirt and slowly wilting flowers.
I smile none the less. Day to day. Enjoying my view of you from afar.
Maybe one day the Mistress will see it fit to move me to the flower bed at your feet.
Maybe there I will confess. Confess to you how much I've regarded you.
How much I envy you. How much I love you.
But what if I get turned away?
There will be no moving from my spot. I will be charged to guard the flowers you stand high over.
Will we fall into a lonely silence?
I pray as a dandiloin's sprouts blow by, spinning my colorful wheel that one day, I can stand by your side.
Whether in unbarible silence or complete bliss.
I wait for that day.

Opinion Prompt 10# Job interview classes in Highschool/college

Personally I think having such a class would benifit every student taking the course. Most of the time no one tells you what they will ask of you during an interview and you're left to think of your feet. Which could be sink or swim. Simply because you're through off by an unexpected question doesn't mean you should lose your chance at the job.
By offering a class to help students expect what they will be going into will ease their minds, allow them to focus clearly and even have some predeterminded questions ready.
I think that a Job interview class is something every student who takes one will find extremely valuable throughout their lives.