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Monthly Archives: May 2018
“Lest We Forget” (05/23/2010)
I wrote the first version of this essay a few years before it became the memoir I have for you here. Although it is embellished a bit—literary license—it’s essentially all true. Since 2010 more names have been added. Some should be … Continue reading
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“Fallen Angels”
Sometimes it can be difficult to come up with new ideas for writing. One of the “exercises” I have found interesting and often fruitful is to write the “story” behind a visual or musical inspiration. What work of art strikes … Continue reading
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“Compose Yourself”
My life’s calendar has been that of schools since I was five years old. Even in retirement it hasn’t changed much. As a former teacher, this is still an important time of the year for me. I have former students graduating—from … Continue reading
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Tagged experience, growing up, learning, Life, people, philosophy, purpose, teaching, writing
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