National Poetry Month Day 30 Banned Words Trauma

National Poetry Month Day 29 Banned Words Wind Power

National Poetry Month Day 28 Banned Words Bioenergy

National Poetry Month Day 27 Banned Words Identity

National Poetry Month Day 26 Banned Words Pollution

National Poetry Month Day 25 Banned Words Historically

National Poetry Month Day 24 Banned Words Definition

National Poetry Month Day 23 Banned Words DEI

National Poetry Month Day 22 Banned Words Equity

National Poetry Month Day 21 Banned Words Barrier

National Poetry Month Day 20 Banned Words Autism

Words matter. We are PROTECTORS of democracy and we're not using our indoor voices!

National Poetry Month Day 14 Banned Words Belong

National Poetry Month Day 15 Banned Words Minority

National Poetry Month Day 16 Banned Words Measles

National Poetry Month Day 17 Banned Words Activism

National Poetry Month Day 18 Banned Words Victim: Bring Abrego Garcia Home!

National Poetry Month Day 19 Banned Words Accessible

Day 13 #nationalpoetrymonth #bannedwords Female

Day 12 #nationalpoetrymonth #bannedwords Promote

Day 11 #nationalpoetrymonth #bannedwords Identity

Day 10 #nationalpoetrymonth #bannedwords Elderly

Day 9 #nationalpoetrymonth #bannedwords Hate

Day 8 #nationalpoetrymonth #bannedwords Gay

Day 7 #nationalpoetrymonth #bannedwords Pronouns

A huge crowd braved the rain Saturday to go to the Ohio Statehouse and protest President Donald Trump and his administration. It was one of more than 50 such events scheduled for Ohio on Saturday and Sunday and more than 1,400 nationwide.

Day 6, #nationalpoetrymonth #bannedwords Community

We were there!!

In honor of the #handsoff protests today.

Day 4, #nationalpoetrymonth #biases #bannedwords

Day 3, #nationalpoetrymonth #transgender #bannedwords

#nationalpoetrymonth Day 2

#npm2025 #diversity

My project for National Poetry Month 2025. #npm2025

Thoughts on the Ripple Effect: fly fishing, breast cancer, and Casting for Recovery. In the post, a bonus poem, and a link to the Ohio program's online auction "Reel in Hope." ayearofreading.org/2025/03/30/s...

Disgusting and wrong-headed.

If you have never read this fable, it's the right story for right now. More about it here: ayearofreading.org/2025/03/01/s...

I stand with Ukraine.

ROUTINE is a Word (or You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til It's Gone) ayearofreading.org/2025/02/28/p... #poetryfriday

Normally I'm on here suggesting you pick up our History Smashers books for your kids. But this one? It follows the history of how we interact with and care for our planet, from the first humans to control fire to our current climate crisis. Maybe consider buying a copy to give your parents, too.

10 Titles About Ramadan and Eid for Board Book to Middle Grade Readers

Number 9 is taking shape. Hairy coo near Huisinis Beach. #stitchbookchallenge2025

Number 8 of 20. Ode to the weavers of Harris tweed. #stitchbookchallenge2025

Finished on time but late posting here...number 7 of 20 in the #stitchbookchallenge2025 The Fairy Glen

If we always look back to the times that were somehow better than now, glowing with green and reassuringly well ordered, what is it about now that we will yearn for, reminiscing from the increasing hellscape of the future? (c) Mary Lee Hahn, 2025

This tracks.

This is what I'm doing tomorrow first thing.