Afternoon 6-29

Monday afternoon, our last Monday and my eportfolio seems to be complete, woo hoo!! :) Today we wrapped up a lot of things today and it felt really good. We've had so many things in progress and now its all starting to come together which is a cool feeling. I must decide what to share tomorrow and make sure we have our collaborative piece. In the morning we went over our professional development chart and then discussed the upcoming conferences and all that. I am honored to be asked to be a presenter for NDW and I am looking forward to this great event.
I feel at a loss for words because this has gone so quickly and I am looking forward to having time to really soak up all that I learned and experienced. I have a feeling tomorrow at Table Rock will be an amazing conclusion to an extremely fast paced but exhilirating couple of days. Perhaps more later when my mind is a little less cloudy. Below is the group piece we shared on Friday at Coffee Underground:
30 questions for Andrew Wyeth
All- Hey Andrew, we’ve got some questions for you

Kevin- 1. Why all the smashing pumpkins? Who are the people on the cliff?
2. Where did the pumpkins come from?
3. Why so many pumpkins?
Laura- 4. Why were you choosing these colors, why so dull?
5. Why is your color palette all the same?
6. What influenced your perspective?
Donna 7. How long did Hilda model for you?
8. Where did your fascination with hats come from?
9. How were you related to the person who drowned (hands out of ice)
Stacie 10. Did you mean for the painting apron to look like that or is it unfinished?
11. Where was the paper for the man in the painting the letter, was it a man?
12. In the painting 4 posters, is that your bedroom?
RK- 13. Was the painting fenced in a metaphor for your life at the time?
14. How did you divide your time between the seacoast and the farm?
15. How did you choose who to use as your female model?
Shelly 16. Are your paintings intended to be as sad as they appear?
17. Do your paintings parallel your life?
18. What are you trying to say through your painting?
19. Did the portrait of the woman in the glass house reflect her confidence?
20. What is the story portrayed in the letter?
21. Why did you choose the winter season to portray the glass house?
ALL- Andrew Wyeth your paintings inspire us to question, reflect and write!