loading . . . Interrupted #SOLC26 17/31 A few days ago on Ethical ELAās monthly poetry Open Write, I read a prompt that suggested we play with the idea of interruptions. I immediately thought it was a great idea, so I have been catching up on the series Lincoln Lawyer which two of my friends from college recommended, and I find it so compelling that I often end up watching right into another episode because boy do those writers understand the power of a cliffhanger, and, while Cayman doesnāt have any cliffs, the boys Iām with hopped out of the car tonight to look āover the edgeā of the ocean (behind the grocery store where weād stopped for more eggs - even though theyāve managed to eat 3 ½ dozen in two days; I suppose thatās less shocking if I tell you there are five of them and they are all 17 or 18 years old, but it is still a lot of eggs, and let me tell you, eggs are not something I have a lot of anymore (thank you, menopause), but aside from the fact that I canāt seem to follow even my own train of thought anymore, itās really not so bad) and what was I going to say - donāt go look at the ocean when obviously the ocean is what weāre here to look at or, more to the point, to go in, and we are all happy that we donāt have to go in to school this week so we really might as well take advantage - which I think we did today because we swam with turtles and walked on the white sand beach and spent time with family and every time I thought I might have a minute to write I was wrong - interruptions abounded so here I am, writing at 11:15pm but I am getting it done because that is part of the deal and since the boys are dealing cards downstairs Iām going to shut the bedroom door and go to sleep or, if menopause rears her head, maybe watch Lincoln Lawyer but just for one episode, I swear. http://persistenceandpedagogy.com/2026/03/17/interrupted-solc26-17-31/