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Author Archives: Harry Brake
Healthy Gaming – One Solution to Homebound Gaming – Isolating It is Not
One element of school that many are finding when at home is gaming. I know many associate unhealthy screentimes to gaming, but I thought – What if games existed that tied into educational branches we see at school Is it … Continue reading
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JUST.
March 16, 2020, a birthday that will live in infamy. Knowing my day was occurring on a day that will be know in the middle of Coronavirus – honestly I had no idea what to think about this. The one … Continue reading
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The Second Time Around Is a Little More Difficult…
A great response to someone that had a birthday last Leap Year Day and this next Leap Year Day 🙂 Let’s work with a little history about Leap Year Day. In listening to an NPR Podcast, certainly balance and … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day – V is for Ventursomeness!
Okay I get it Valentine’s Day, candy, candygrams, flower grams, etc etc etc – but I learned through this holiday I have loathed – a word ventursomeness that perfectly described some of the most lovely individuals I have come to … Continue reading
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Setting the Model When Confronted- Vengeance or Resurgence? – A Model for Positive Change.
It dawned on me, as leaders in our country take confrontations brought to them and react with removal of voices, lashing back, lashing out, little is being done to reach across to individuals that disagree with maybe one’s perspective, despite … Continue reading
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Basketball icons to our own lives, it is there for processing.
I was sitting in a The Cheesecake Factory – my first time and long on my to do list to check out, and towards the end of the dinner – as often happens because I do not keep a television … Continue reading
Making the Decision, Dr. MLK King Day and All That Fall Between
Days, and weeks I just could not put together details on how to coordinate something to represent some of our students, our school, our community. As always, as is so crazy, something fell into our lap and just represents what … Continue reading
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
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