As Celie’s world expands in these letters, she begins noticing new things about the people in her life. Write about a moment when you suddenly noticed something funny, shocking, or unexpected about someone you see every day (a family member, a classmate, or even a teacher). How did that new discovery change the way you saw them?

 Prompt: I noticed recently  that my sister is always trying to be involved with everything. This means that no matter where I go I always see her. This is something that I recently just noticed but in my opinion it is not a problem. Even though I "can't escape her" I don't mind because I love my sister and I really like being able to see her often. 

Summary: Today we worked on a writable. 

Reflection: Noticing behaviors in people that you didn't notice earlier can help you better understand the people around you and the people that you are close with. 

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