Glenda Funk just told me she got the idea from some AP lit students she was teaching, last year. So I’m giving credit where credit is due! I used it in a past March to think about my upcoming retirement. It is fun.
Fran,
Not sure if I gave you the Bingo card idea or not, but it’s something I learned from a couple of my AP Lit students my last year teaching. Thank you for reminding me of it. I love your Bingo card. It describes so much of my relationship w/ my husband. I think I’ll make one for him.
I was wondering when you would finish drafting and post this!! I love it. So much is said in each little square. You are reminding me to finish the one I started when we last wrote together! I could connect with the lack of gift-giving mojo and ways you both clean!!
I love this! You’ve captured so many special “small things” that clearly add up to a great partnership. How sweet to read–and the format is really fun!
Fran, what a fun post! It’s like Bingo poetry. I am tucking this idea away too, because it looks like fun to try. I love the sweet love actions on the Bingo card, like “you became a cat person for me.”
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I love this idea so much! Some of my boxes are the same as yours. I wonder what else I would write? I just might try this.
Thanks for sharing!
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What a great format! I will definitely put this on my list of writing to try.
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This is so much fun! I’ve never seen this format before, but I’m tucking it away for a “rainy” day when I need to try a new structure for my slice.
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Glenda Funk just told me she got the idea from some AP lit students she was teaching, last year. So I’m giving credit where credit is due! I used it in a past March to think about my upcoming retirement. It is fun.
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Such a fun format to feature gratitude. I appreciate your candor and humor. The title is perfect as mature people are bingo whizzes!
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Fran,
Not sure if I gave you the Bingo card idea or not, but it’s something I learned from a couple of my AP Lit students my last year teaching. Thank you for reminding me of it. I love your Bingo card. It describes so much of my relationship w/ my husband. I think I’ll make one for him.
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Sorry I didn’t give credit- I’ll add it!
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That’s not necessary!
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I was wondering when you would finish drafting and post this!! I love it. So much is said in each little square. You are reminding me to finish the one I started when we last wrote together! I could connect with the lack of gift-giving mojo and ways you both clean!!
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I love this! You’ve captured so many special “small things” that clearly add up to a great partnership. How sweet to read–and the format is really fun!
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Fran, what a fun post! It’s like Bingo poetry. I am tucking this idea away too, because it looks like fun to try. I love the sweet love actions on the Bingo card, like “you became a cat person for me.”
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I absolutely LOVE this format, and I’ll have to think of a good place to use it. Has your partner seen it? =)
As for the squares themselves, you had me smiling…I can identify with *just* about all of them!
Thanks for this smile today.
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I love this format! I want to try it as a card for my husband’s birthday later this month. So much love and truth in this bingo card.
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I was led here by Sally’s version- love this idea! A whole lot of love here!
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