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Tag Archives: philosophy
“Friends Old and Young”
My former students will probably be surprised to hear that I consider myself to be an introvert. They really only saw me “on stage” in the classroom, essentially playing the role of my profession. Even in my social life I feel as … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, friendship, life
Tagged Aging, Connections, Life, life relationships, memories, philosophy
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“Foul”
I crossed the road To the other side Of course The bus went the other way 04-01-2021
“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
Posted in life, memories, teaching, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged experience, growing up, learning, Life, people, philosophy, purpose, teaching, writing
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“My Shadow”
I was very young when I first saw my shadow, a new plaything, a new friend like in Peter Pan, but it would be several more years before I knew Peter and his fantasy. I knew Peter’s shadow was there … Continue reading
“The State of Our Union”
Here is my perspective today… Almost three years ago we decided to ally our separate states and form a more perfect union. We took up arms against our discord, grief, anguish, and sorrow and vowed to one another to govern … Continue reading
Posted in family, life, politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Family, future, humour, philosophy, present, relationships
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“Once There Was a Zoo—A Fable”
Once there was a zoo. People like zoos. They like to watch the animals and reptiles and fish and birds and get to know about the animals that inhabit our world. This particular zoo, however, was special. It had only … Continue reading
Posted in fairy tale, life, politics, social justice, Uncategorized
Tagged creativity, experience, future, humour, Life, people, philosophy, present, purpose, social justice
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“March On!”
Today was the “Second Annual” Women’s March. I’ve seen photos of HUUUGGE crowds all across the country. Some news outlets are describing these as protests of President Trump and the current administration and their policies. I am quite aware that … Continue reading
Posted in life, social justice, Uncategorized
Tagged experience, Family, future, history, Life, past, people, philosophy, present, purpose, relationships, social justice
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Beside a Mountain Stream
I always seem to be more myself in the mountains. It doesn’t matter what the season might be. The deep snows of winter afford me my favorite pastime and I look for every chance I get to ski. Spring is … Continue reading
Posted in learning, life, Uncategorized
Tagged history, learning, Life, nature, people, philosophy, purpose, social justice
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“Citius, Altius, Fortius—Communiter”
I’ve always been a fan of the Olympics. Watching the world’s best athletes push the limits of human achievement in sports is thrilling. Throughout my own life I have tested myself physically. As a teen I participated in the local swim team and … Continue reading →