I've been thinking of Erin and her / your family a lot and wanted to send something. Here's a picture of me with Erin's tomato plant she made for our food riddles in Spanish class and a little note.
After our food riddle project in Spanish class, I made a bulletin board of all the students' projects. I got so many comments on all of the wonderful and cute projects and everyone said it was their favorite bulletin board. However, Erin's tomato plant never made it out there, because it went above and beyond expectations and hence could not be stapled to the board in the hallway. It sat on my bookshelf along with a few other 3-D projects that could not be displayed and became almost a live plant to keep us all company in class. I've never had a very green thumb, so this paper plant stayed bright and cheery and I never even had to water it!
Here's a poem for Erinita, as we call her in 8th period:
Erinita, Erinita
siempre fuerte, aunque chiquita
Una muchacha feliz y bonita
!Cuídate bien, nuestra lucita!
(Erinita, Erinita
always strong, although small
A happy and pretty girl
Take care of yourself, our little light!)
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