A Student Response From:YamileI’m glad you considered the birds, I would’ve done the same thing. Like I said last week, if the earth dies we die with it and even though those birds are probably not older than I am and won’t ever be, I feel like they were here first, inhabiting the earth before us and therefore they deserve …
A Student Response From:SophiaI shared my food, it shared its home A Last Note: Last week I bit into a bell pepper and found a caterpillar inside. It was green, nestled inside, and very much alive. The top was off the pepper and making its way through my digestive system; there was no going back. I took the part furthest …
A Student Response From:VictoriaThe entire time I read this prompt I thought about the titles. Thinking about “The Watched” made me think about hoe we are watching everything around us. And us as the “Responsible Audience” get to choose on we act on what we watched. How we act and what we put our energy towards is what will make …
A Student Response From:ErThis piece reflects how we experience what we witness around us, from our relationship to nature, to what we are feeling in our soul when there is a disconnect from that outer layer. Next Student Reply
A Student Response From:PatrickFrom the urge to protect others (a hummingbird’s nest), to doubting one’s ability to succeed, to changing a wanting mindset to a having one; these all depend on how one dedicates their effort and energy towards the pursuit of one’s own endeavors. That is my takeaway from this week’s prompt. A Last Note: In terms of interesting …
A Student Response From:QuinnThe birds appreciate being considered. Even though you did, others might not. I think about how much or how little our actions make a difference. Your actions made a difference in the lives of those birds. Even though some might see it as insignificant, I don’t. Of course it’s significant. Whether or not motherhood enhances this significance, …
