A God blessed Queen named Mrs. Brogden at Diamond Oaks!

   First off I would like to say Thank God for her. She really made my senior year along with all of my senior teachers, a really enlightening and educational year.  This post is all about Mrs. Brogden. I would just like to tell Mrs. Brogden personally, thank you for loving my art the way it is and not criticizing it. Thank you Mrs. Brogden for saying so many positive things into my life and for giving me hope even through my darkest days.

   Thank you for being a friend that I can trust and can go to anytime. Thank you for hanging my art up for everyone to see and for asking me to draw a superhero version of you. Thank you for helping me with my Senior Research Project! Thank you for using my Canterbury website as a strong example. No other teacher has ever used my artwork or anything of mine as a good example except YOU!

   You are the only one that made me a giant highlight. During my years of school, I felt like an outcast just trying to work really hard, learn all I can, and make it through life. I tell my mother almost everyday how you always make me smile when I’m not having such a great day in lab because I’m trying to perfect my artwork and etc. God knows, tears of happiness came out my eyes as I was typing this. I just want to not only thank everyone but most importantly…THANK YOU MRS. BROGDEN!

   I can’t wait for my mother to meet you in person one day. J Oh and as for the title of this post, that is all I think of women. I can’t think of them as I hear in these rap songs because that is not my characteristic.