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The daily meanderings of a teacher

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A journal from a teacher

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  • Whose job is it to open the door

    Bird Droppings January 13, 2010 Whose job is it to find the door? I enjoy arriving at school while the stars are still shining over head provides me with significant quiet time to ponder my day. I was thinking back a few years to when my son would ride to school with me. He was…

    January 13, 2010
  • Looking for reasons

    Bird Droppings January 11, 2010 Looking for reasons I had a rather exciting weekend as they go. I no longer have to drive down to Macon to pick up and drop off my youngest son at Mercer University, as he now drives himself. He was ready to get back after three weeks home for the…

    January 11, 2010
  • Is there really friendship

    Bird Droppings January 10, 2010 Is there really friendship It has been nearly four since I was meeting with our builder and realtor doing a walk through of our soon to be new house. We are heading back to the country away from traffic and constant human encroachment at least for now. As I pulled…

    January 10, 2010
  • Digging for gold

    Bird Droppings January 7, 2010 Digging for gold “You have to drill through mud and water to get oil; you have to sift through sand and silt to get gold; you have to chop and hack through stone to get diamonds. So why do so many people feel that the treasure of ideas should come…

    January 7, 2010
  • A chill in the air

    Bird Droppings January 6, 2010 A chill in the air For several days the now we have been below freezing totally silencing the crickets and tree frogs who need an ambient temperature in the mornings a bit more warm maybe high fifties low sixties. So for today my orchestra was silent as a freeze not…

    January 6, 2010
  • Getting the passion back

    Bird Droppings January 5, 2010 Getting the passion back When I walked outside earlier to take our Westie for her morning bathroom break I was greeted with a near full moon, well maybe a half moon and a crystal clear sky filled with stars. Thinking to my self I said thank you for being alive…

    January 5, 2010
  • Reaching Out

    Bird Droppings January 3, 2010 Reaching out ` “We may not live holy lives but we live in a world full of holy moments” Kent Nerburn, Simple Truths Today is the last official day of winter vacation and or Christmas holidays with tomorrow a furlough day designated by our governor and then Tuesday back to…

    January 3, 2010
  • It is so hard to type 2010

    Bird Droppings January 1, 2010 It is so hard to type 2010 I was waiting for the blue moon last night walking out to see exactly what all the fuss is about. Each time while walking dogs or simply peeking out to check there was a near full moon covered over in a light fog…

    January 1, 2010
  • Selecting your pallet

    Bird Droppings December 30, 2009 Selecting your pallet I wrote the basics of this article nearly five years ago and at the time was thinking of an artist friend who was trying to define her art as well as searching for her own meaning in life. My friend often reflects her political views and emotions…

    December 30, 2009
  • Pondering more as always

    Bird Droppings December 29, 2009 Pondering more as always I was reading an old Sunday Atlanta Journal Constitution article I found an editorial entitled “A one-word explanation? Try greed”, by Editor Joe Bookman. Several lines bothered me and seriously got me pondering after a holiday weekend. Perhaps it is appropriate to consider greed at this…

    December 29, 2009
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