Hi on Thursday afternoon. Thanks for waiting
Today's writing prompt. 
What is it that you are absolutely sure you will never forget about being this age, and why have adults forgotten it?

If you are a visual person as well, or instead, why not draw a response to that? 

(Short grammar lesson below)

Thanks  again to all of you who sent yesterday and today. I will compile some of your work and post tomorrow. Keep it going! 
I am also working on setting up google classroom. Hope to be there by next week.

In the meantime, here's Annie. 

Grammar Lesson. A short one, the difference between it's and its.
Confusing the two is one of the most common mistakes in the English language. It's a contraction, short for it is. Or it has. It is never used for anything else. 
WRONG and RIGHT -Its absolutely amazing that people often mistake its use.
RIGHT -- It's absolutely amazing that people often mistake its use.

The word ITS is possessive even though it does not have its own apostrophe.  Like other possessive pronouns, none of the have apostrophes. Consider how silly this looks: my's name, his's cat, your's house. 
Brief exercise: Write one paragraph of four sentences using both the possessive for of its and the contraction. 
An example: 
Its small nose was bent of of shape when the chihuahua  ran after him. "It's crazy," I thought to myself. "Why would a strong tabby cat be annoyed by a tiny little dog?" Its other housemate, a tawny colored cocker spaniel, often ignored the cat, much to its delight. It's just the chihuahua that creates problems.