In Celebration of Art Teachers (and Culinary Artists) Who Join the @WritingProject Leadership Traditions (& Who Also Bake Vegan Apple Bread in the Shape of Skulls)

I'm sure there's a prompt to go along with this, but I'll just let the photo speak for itself. This is Nicole. She teaches art. She stress bakes. So, she baked for us (might we be putting pressure onto the teachers at this time of summer....demonstrations, anyone?). It's all good. I simply love we build a community that takes care of each other. The smiles on the faces of colleagues yesterday morning when the skulls were introduced.

Day two of Week three was a success. Teachers returned. They shared their creative writing and began to hammer out demonstrations in leadership with their inquiry projects. Today, we welcome a team of Tanzanian teachers and their students, plus workshop with Ubuntu and learn from the incredible Fola Sumpter and Barbara Robbins. Love their presentations.

We had quite a monsoon after work yesterday, but still got Karal a long walk, after cooking dinner for Abu. My presentation is set for this morning and I can't wait to pull 65 people into a room for 60 people to do an interactive workshop on dialogue, sunshine, and finding our homes. I'm so inspired by the books of Jasmine Warga and Jarrett Krosoczka. 

And we're off! Time to create miracles.