Best Student/Mejor Alumna

Tomorrow Marisol needs to turn in her myth story for my English class. She is my best student. I am so proud of her for her hard work. Despite being a wife and mother and helper in the children's ministry, she still manages to get her work done on time and with a smile (well, most of the time!). Her myth explains why there are stars in the sea (starfish). Please pray for her and the other students as they take their final chapter test on Thursday. And then I get to grade them!!!

Mañana Marisol tiene que entregar el mito que ella escribió para la clase de inglés. Es mi mejor alumna. Estoy muy orgulloso de ella. A pesar de ser esposa y madre y ayudante en el ministerio de niños, ella entrega su trabajos a tiempo y con una sonrisa en la cara (¡pues, la mayoría del tiempo!). Su mito explica por qué hay estrellas en el mar (estrellas de mar). Oren por ella y los otros estudiantes cuando tienen que hacer su último examen el jueves por la mañana. ¡¡¡¡Y después yo tengo que calificarlos!!!!

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Elizabeth said…
Best wishes on your exam, Marisol!
May 9, 2007 at 10:04 AM
Bill said…
Hope your test went well!
May 10, 2007 at 9:23 AM
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