I blog late at night so that I can be fully present with my children during the day, but frankly, I'm not as fully present with them as I'd like to be on the occasions when late-night blogging leaves me mentally sluggish. Now, in April 2015, I'm homeschooling my six-year-old, guiding my toddler, and caring for my newborn. I began this blog in August 2013 because I couldn't find a site that compiled French resources for American families, because I love to write, and because I wanted to share our non-native French family journey with those whom it might inspire. MTYT: The Three Questions by Seemi Aziz, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, and Melissa Wilson, Leeds Trinity University, Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK This week Seemi and Melissa give their takes on a classic picturebook, The Three Questions, that helps children understand mindfulness. Nikolai asks his friends to help him to find the answer to the three questions that he considers to. And I remember that message now, as a blogger and a mama to three young children. Muth takes Leo Tolstoy’s short story, The Three Questions, as the starting point for this picture book account of a young boy’s search for an understanding of the ethical dimension of human existence. The Three Questions Kindle Edition by Jon J Muth (Author, Illustrator) Format: Kindle Edition 930 ratings Teachers' pick See all formats and editions Kindle from 10.99 Read with Our Free App Hardcover 13.56 142 Used from 1.59 31 New from 9.79 10 Collectible from 12. I've also remembered this with a pang when my children have to repeat themselves because I was staring at a screen instead of focusing on them. My nephew will be graduating from high school soon, so I doubt that he still recalls the message of this children's book. For me, however, a partial version of Leo's statement has echoed in my mind since I first read it: the most important person is the one you're wit h. I've thought of this when I've been tempted to answer my phone in the presence of friends. The Three Questions explores questions of altruism and living in the moment and introduces the concept of.
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