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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Simple Sunday – A Perfect Fit
After the commencement ceremony we had dinner and drinks with some friends at a local restaurant. Cody wanted to try on my cap. I think it is a perfect fit!
Posted in On Becoming a Teacher, Simple Sunday
Tagged Children, Commencement, Education, Family, Friends, Graduation, Life
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Walking
Tomorrow I walk. Tomorrow I don a cap, gown, and hood and will walk. In retrospect it has been both a short and a long year. I have learned a lot and feel, for the most part, prepared to move … Continue reading
Posted in On Becoming a Teacher
Tagged Children, College, Education, Family, Graduation, Life, School, Teacher
11 Comments
Simple Sunday – Scatting
Allow me to tell you a few things I recently learned about wombat scat from my eight year old son. Wombats communicate with each other by way of their droppings, or scat. A single wombat can leave over one hundred … Continue reading
Posted in Simple Sunday
Tagged Australia, Children, Diorama, Family, Kids, Scat, Scatting, Wombats
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Waking Up Six
He has kept a running countdown for a couple weeks. He talks about the cake and the friends and the presents and the ice cream but that is not why he is so eager. Carter has been counting down to … Continue reading
Posted in Little Feet
Tagged Birth Story, Birthdays, Children, Family, Happy Birthday Carter, Kids, Life, Love, NICU, premature birth
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From There to Now
The ball drops. It bounces halfheartedly in an attempt to guilt the faltering hands that juggle the remaining balls, balls that are moving so fast they are a liquid blur in the air, to reach for it and scoop it … Continue reading