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Hearing an owl
Bird Droppings October 13, 2020 Hearing an owl “If you observe a really happy man you will find him building a boat, writing a symphony, educating his son, growing double dahlias in his garden. He will not be searching for happiness as if it were a collar button that has rolled under the radiator.” W.…
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What about adding to our current reality TV: The great teachers of America?
Bird Droppings October 12, 2020What about adding to our current reality TV: The great teachers of America? I am back in grad school and today working on writing. A time ago I had been set up to teach several new college classes when I received notification of a reduction in force just before I started on…
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We are so missing out on teaching creativity
Bird Droppings October 9, 2020 We are so missing out on teaching creativity It was another quiet morning as I wandered out, although a bit too chilly for crickets and frogs. Yesterday afternoon as it warmed up, however, several tree frogs visited around the house. The air was still, not a breeze as I sat…
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Bird Droppings October 8, 2020 Are great teachers intuitive? IESP I have mentioned in my writing that I can tell when a child has emotional issues most of the time, after observing a few minutes and listening. Granted, observations are part of most evaluations, but I was referring to an intuitive observation aspect. Something we…
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How do you feed the wolves?
Bird Droppings October 7, 2020 How do you feed the wolves? I walked outside very early this morning to a sky filled with clouds leaving and a brisk wind. Crickets were almost silent, chirping slowly in the unusually cool weather. My morning started long before sunrise today, and the sounds as I went on our…
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An epiphany of sorts on a chilly October morning
Bird Droppings October 6, 2020 An epiphany of sorts on a chilly October morning I spent the better part of yesterday avoiding any direction, so intent on the moment I was missing cues to the past and future. It was last year that our neighborhood changed. On top of everything, I was severely injured, so…
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Why are we deliberately wrong?
Bird Droppings October 1, 2020 Why are we deliberately wrong? I stopped playing the lottery nearly three years ago. However, I will admit that I was pondering retiring on a previous Saturday night with a Powerball jackpot of only about one hundred fifty million dollars if I bought a ticket and won. I think I…
