1. Monday Reflection “What we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a beginning. The end is where we start from.”

2. Who said it? T. S. Eliot is a famous writer. He wrote plays, poems and stories. He grew up in America but at 25 years old, he moved to England and started a new life there. He even took British citizenship. He also left the American Unitarian church he and his family grew up in - and joined the Anglican church. Picture

3. Your response… When have you made a new beginning? What does it mean to end a part of your life? Do we lead one life or a series of lives? Taking it further: Re-Write, Poem, Summary Picture, Related News Story

4. Word of the Week commence Verb To start or have a beginning. antonym: cease

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