Tangerines
On Tuesday one of my students asked if I had any food in my classroom. I didn’t. She was really hungry… So today I brought a bag of tangerines.
I went through that entire bag today.Read More »Tangerines
On Tuesday one of my students asked if I had any food in my classroom. I didn’t. She was really hungry… So today I brought a bag of tangerines.
I went through that entire bag today.Read More »Tangerines
Charlottesville.
It’s easy for me, a white woman from a middle-class family, to say, “How can this be happening in 2017?” Once upon a time, I would have been able to ask that question with a straight face. Now, I know better.
Read More »Right Side of History
This past weekend was my first off in months after working hard for my YTT and working part-time through summer. I started gaining more balance, figuratively and physically!Read More »Protecting Balance
“It’s a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don’t keep your feet, there’s no knowing where you might be swept off to.”
Teachers have had three days back-to-school. I’ve noticed changes during that short time.Read More »Windmills vs Walls
My goal is to keep my morning Sadhana going. Like, forever. Well, until I die anyway.
Trouble is, I have to be to work earlier than the average bear. Read More »Up at 5:30
Tomorrow, it’s Back-to-School! For teachers, anyway.Read More »Back-to-School 2017-2018
I’m supposed to be camping now. Basking on the shores of Fort DeSoto. Biking to the fort. Napping in the shade of trees in relative silence to the hubbub of downtown St. Pete.
But tropical storms happen.Read More »Tropical Storms Happen