Category Archives: Day in Sentence

A Bit of Alliteration for Our Days

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I’ll admit it: I was worried that folks were either against alliteration or losing interest in Days in a Sentence this week (or just plain did not have the time). On Friday, I had just two people send in a sentence (thanks Bonnie and Jim — and you can hear Jim podcast his sentence over at Vocaroo). So, I sent out a reminder to our email group and lo and behold, I ended up with 17 responses. Thank you to everyone!

I’ve been wanting to use Prezi for Days in a Sentence, so here it is: your alliterative days in a prezi (direct link to the show is here, since I know Prezi does not show up in Google Reader):

Day in an Alliterative Sentence on Prezi

Peace (in perpetuity, please),
Kevin

Calling for Days in an Alliterative Sentence

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Hello. I want to invite you all to join us for this week’s Day in a Sentence, with an alliterative twist. Please boil down your week or a day in your week to a single sentence, but use some fun alliteration with your words. Be creative and be reflective!

To participate, just add your alliterative day in a sentence to the comment section of this blog post. I will collect the sentences during the next few days and then release them to the wild on Sunday.

I look forward to reading your sentences. Every0ne is invited to participate. Come join the fun.

My sentence (and as podcast in Vocaroo):

We’re wandering around the world of words this week as we probe the origins of our laughingly liquid English language.

Peace (in the perspectives of all you people),
Kevin

The Day in a Sentence Wall

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I was hoping we might reach 30 posts on our Day in a Sentence wall this week. The good thing? You can still add your ideas to our wall and keep the idea moving forward. Reflect and Connect!

Peace (on the wall),
Kevin

Day in a Sentence on a Wallwisher

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Hello

I am back to hosting Day in a Sentence and it is cool to be doing it for the first time in 2010. I am going to direct folks to a Wallwisher site that I set up because it is just so darn easy to use and I want to show people what this site is and allow them to think about possibilities.

Are you new to Day in a Sentence?

Here is what it is all about:

  • You reflect on a day in your week or your entire week;
  • You boil down your reflection into a single sentence;
  • You share it out (in this case, on the Wallwisher, but often, we use a blog post)
  • By Sunday or so, we share out what everyone has written.

You are invited to join us! Come to the Wallwisher and leave a sentence. You can even add audio links, video links, or even your blog address with your sentence.

I wrote about my entry into Glogging with my students this week. We had a great time just saying that word, you know?

Peace (on the wall),
Kevin

PS — Oh, yeah, I can embed the wallwisher, too.

Something Important with Days in a Sentence

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Tracy, over at Leading from the Heart, is the guest host for this week’s Day in a Sentence. She asks us to consider something important — and the balance we need to strive for in our life — and reflect upon that with our sentence this week.

You are invited to join us.

What you do is mull over your week or a day in your week, and then boil down your thoughts into a single reflective sentence. Over at Tracy’s blog, you submit your sentence with the comment box and she will collect them all and then publish them over the weekend.

Come get connected with us!

Peace (in the days),
Kevin

All-Call for Days in a Sentence

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Greetings

dayinsentenceiconHow is your day going? Your week? Consider joining us for this week’s Day in a Sentence. Here’s how it works:

  • You reflect on your day or your week
  • You boil your thought down to a single sentence
  • You use the comment link on this blog post to submit your sentence (it will go into my moderation bin)
  • I gather up all of the sentences and post them as one collective post over the weekend
  • Bravo!

Come join us. It’s fun. It’s easy. It’s a way to connect with other educators and writers around the world. You are invited!

Here is mine, spurred on by an onslaught of conferences just ahead:

What was I thinking when I agreed to lead or co-lead so many workshop sessions in November?

Peace (in the days),
Kevin