Fortunately
I had an unplanned day off.
Unfortunately,
I had no desire to be productive.
Fortunately,
this afternoon I decided to grade papers.
Unfortunately,
the papers were outside in my car…where I would have to trample through snow to
get to them.
Fortunately
my husband had made a path to the car.
Unfortunately,
the car was gone…because he drove it to work.
Fortunately
he will be back this evening.
I love the book, Fortunately! I used it all the time as a frame book when I taught 1st grade. I live in the Rockies where snow days do not exist!
ReplyDeleteFortunately, we get lots of snow to ski on! Unfortunately, I need to shovel then drive in it no matter what to get to work!
Thanks for the chuckle - this is so me!!!
ReplyDeleteSeems like a sign to me. I hope you enjoyed your unplanned day.
ReplyDeleteThe kids and I are working on pattern poems right now. Your fortunately and unfortunately is a great example of me to show them it does not have to be a poem:) Love your sense of humor!
ReplyDeleteOh I do love that book! I hope you had a delightful unplanned, wonderful, terribly good day today!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha!!! I LOVE this! What a great way to structure a post!
ReplyDeleteWhere have I been. I don't know the mentor text you based your writing style on but on my 2nd snow say today I LAN to look for it on amazon while avoiding my 4th grade papers to grade!!
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