Encounter with a Writing Spider
This morning, we see an enormous brown and yellow spider on the walk to school. I learn that this garden spider commonly holds the name
(my daily blog)
This morning, we see an enormous brown and yellow spider on the walk to school. I learn that this garden spider commonly holds the name
This week, as we teach media analysis–in particular, bias–I wonder about every piece of news I read. I find myself so curious when reading reports
I read last night in InGenius: A Crash Course on Creativity, by Stanford neuroscience professor Tina Seelig, about the importance of pressure in the creative
Every few weeks, I stop in the middle of class and remind students of the whole narrative of the course. “This is where we’re going.
Instead of my traditional fancy bag salad from the grocery store, I decide to make a chopped salad. Yes, even I did that. Folks love
I’ve been talking to my oldest daughter about what would happen if people were kind and included everyone. Can you imagine? I’m starting to realize
Last night, I see the short film Powers of Ten, and I’m amazed. Most of my neighbors have seen this, but I somehow missed it
My youngest and I examine a tree trunk by our home. Once, it stood tall over the neighborhood, but experts knew something wasn’t right. The
We see a hot air balloon rising just about the treetops as we’re driving to a friend’s house. “Let’s go find it,” my husband says.
This morning, the Dragon Boy falls down and scrapes his hands. He comes to me and presses his wounded palms against mine and closes his