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Author Archives: Harry Brake
Research Your Heart…and find the passion that pushes you Forward to the Finish.
Suggestion – play this music at the word START below . 🙂 . It will be a virtual experience but thanks to a very dear friend, it helps to reconnect with individuals that delve into the meaningful 🙂  So … Continue reading
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Tagged Florida State University, graphic novels, Johns Hopkins, Killens Pond, WHS Cross Country
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What Are You Willing to Sacrifice?
I can barely move my fingers as the skin protests around my fingers with every single movement. Frostbitten, but not from the frost or mid winter barrage of wind, but from the plunging down repeatedly into bone-chilling water bring up … Continue reading
It’s the season, and the C word arises.
It’s here again. A season that seems to occasionally fill in for the lost summers, summers often too hot to go outside, too hot to be able to breathe, and simply passed by and arriving at your door stop in … Continue reading
Dakota’s Way – and No Other Way.
Rudy’s. Having become a stop in Delaware that did not exist when I left for Mexico – the appearance of Rudy’s when I returned, it just matches the glimpses of humanity I was lucky enough to experience while in Mexico. … Continue reading
Happy Trails to You…
Very – VERY proud of the young ladies and men on the Woodbridge High XC team – amid a invitational that hosts some of the best in the Delaware state, our runners ALL finished, even with alot of unplanned delays … Continue reading
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The Past and Present Today
It might have been over seven years ago, but it is still fresh in our memory – Dewey the library cat made it to ASF in Mexico City, travelled to the United States and each day shows how her tolerance … Continue reading
Running the Bull…
It was 2010 – we were in a caravan of XC athletes from Seaford, DE, Cody, Steve, Jacques, Radmes (RANDY< LOL), Alex, Tynetta, Christian, Deanna, there were more I was sure but I do remember – Chinese Fire Drill, collision, … Continue reading
Motivational Musings
If I learned nothing but this, it has been the most valuable lesson. When I was at Seaford High, I had some of the best colleagues that surrounded me to remind me, every single day, that to keep an open … Continue reading
Powerful Memories
New York. From the very first trip we made going to New York, I think it might have been with Mrs. Austin-Richardson’s class when I was teaching at Seaford actually, I was inspired. I remember thinking, we are going to … Continue reading
“The eye is that of a poet who has decided to interrogate beauty and try to capture it in the splendor of light.”
It happens every summer – necessity pushes me forward to seek out employment over the summer and catch up on the year’s expenses and then that experience becomes so rewarding, it sticks. Necessity certainly fueled my need to “catch up” … Continue reading
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Tagged Alina Akiysote, ASF Mexico City, Bethany Beach Books, Cheryl Miller, Classic Upward Bound, Delaware Toastmasters, Grice, Jean Cenicola, Laurel Davis, Math and Science Upward Bound, Megan Kelly, Mohamed Zaki, Mutter Museum, Neal Schusterman, PBL, Rebecca Evaristo, Shriner's Hospital, STEAM, STEM, Unwind
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