Anne M. creatively decided to use PowerPoint as the coloured backdrop (notice I used the non-American spelling there) of PowerPoint to cast our words against the colours of our days. I took that powerpoint and made them into pictures so I could share here. (you can also view it as a Flickr slideshow here)
Come on back later this week and join us for another round of Day in a Sentence!
Peace (in words),
Kevin
Kevin
Anne and Kevin,
Between the two of you, you really outdid yourselves!
Wondeful job, Anne!! Beautiful site 🙂
Sue did a great job with this and everyone came up with great color descriptions. Now, I’m sorry I couldn’t find the time to participate this week.
Great presentation. Sorry I missed participating–again. I had planned to post on Saturday, but when I got back from Natchez and Larry came in from the country, he told me we were invited for supper–pastalaya (like jambalaya but with noodles instead of rice), potato salad, fresh pork cooked in a Cajun microwave, and fresh green beans. I couldn’t turn that down. So, off we went to Millbrook, and by the time we got back, it was late…well, you get the picture. But, congrats to everyone who added to the brilliant hue of Week in a Sentence.
Cynthia
Hey, this is cool, Kevin! (Um, but … isn’t ‘aubergine’ purple?) When I figure out how to be a better time manager, I need to get in on your day-in-a-sentence. I love the idea. I’ve tried it a couple of times with my students (with a little success), but I think if I was feeling a little more adept, I could make the lesson work better for them, too.
–Stacie
Cool pics Kevin.
You got a rare collection here.
Ka kite
Stunning! So glad to be a part of this!
~jane
Kevin,
I don’t think the links are working. Should they?
Bonnie
I left my comment on Flickr, so here it is here. Lots of fantastic shares with color, wow, beyond.
BRAVO!
Bonnie
Oh
No links will work — they are just images.
I think Anne was going to upload into Slideshare, so if she does, I can do another post with that.
Thanks for pointing that out
Kevin