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2019 – What Did It Mean…
Wow – where to begin with 2019? As I thought about this today, a 67 degree day, YES- December 30th, and I was in shorts, short-sleeves, and walking the dogs as they looked up at me and questioned – … Continue reading
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Life and Living.
In hearing the podcast with Peter Schjeldahl and his article The Art of Dying, the gift of awareness struck home this holiday. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/12/23/the-art-of-dying\ Be it from my Dad who worked ridiculous times of the day and night for others and … Continue reading
Ghosts and Memories of Christmas Pasts
One pound of turkey breast! I exclaimed this on Christmas Eve as I went through Chick Fil A in Seaford to Alastornia (a pretty great student who is capable of a million things), a fellow Woodbridge student. I literally, less … Continue reading
ALL In a Day…
Holidays are an amazing thing. If you are an educator, holidays do indeed look alot different to you. Educator’s calendars and days grow to over 72 hours a day of needs with less than 24 hours of ability to reach … Continue reading
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“If You Want to be Happy…
…for an hour, take a nap. If you want to be happy for a week, take a vacation. If you want to be happy for a lifetime, help people.” Such was the sentiment sent to me from the Carper Family … Continue reading
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Trap
Sometimes, the place we think we’re going when we start our careers is not the place we end up. – http://www.theatrefolk.com/episode159 – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJoWCm2Ngvo In listening to this particular interview with Stephen Gregg, I loved the point made that Hamlet and … Continue reading
Holiday Layering
Time. Time passes so fast and the one thing that often happens is fighting for the moments to appreciate what happens in those seconds, minutes,hours, days, week, months, and years that fly by. The biggest crime is not being able … Continue reading
Struggles Before Success
Over the past few weeks I have noticed a decline in my posts, as I am sure you have. That can be good at time, lol. One of the biggest differences I noticed when I moved to Mexico from the … Continue reading
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Lessen the Overhead
Coming across a graphic novel by A.J . Dungo titled, In Waves, I couldn’t help but jump back into the turn of events that have consumed so many in the past few months. If you have never come across the … Continue reading
Words, Pages Books, Life. Repeat.
“Meet at my place at 5:00 AM.” “Sure!” Easily said in reply, this was one of those comments that once released, occurs at a time where either action will happen, or the thought of this happening occurs and slips away, … Continue reading
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