If you haven’t read Pamela Snow’s, The Snow Report, be sure to do so. Pamela Snow, who hails from Australia, is a professor of cognitive psychology at La Trobe University. She posts somewhat irregularly and when she does so, she very regularly gives her readers MUCH to think about. She is much smarter than I, … [Read more…]
This post was started just over two weeks ago. The flu bug hit, so I was down and out for awhile. As I write today, I am enjoying the end of a week-long spring break, wishing I had my full pre-flu energy back, still unsure about the situation I wrote about below, and hoping for … [Read more…]
The African proverb, “It takes a village to raise a child,” rings true each and every day. In fact, I would add, it takes a village to accomplish many, many tasks of worth. There are times when a crazy thought crosses my mind: “Maybe I should teach preschool, kindergarten or first grade.” This is a … [Read more…]