A Pioneering Spirit
Today I urge a student to realize she wants to use the verb “pioneered” on her résumé instead of the bland phrase, “help start something
(my daily blog)
Today I urge a student to realize she wants to use the verb “pioneered” on her résumé instead of the bland phrase, “help start something
I wonder why it’s so cold. I also wonder about the huge snowstorm coming this weekend. I begin exploring weather, and I discover that pressure
I love reading the oldest psalm written by Moses, Psalm 90. My favorite verse lately is 14 where Moses writes, “Satisfy us in the morning
I’m so inspired today when I hear a reminder that “a little goes a long way” in God’s economy. You give Him what you have–loaves
Today I read a curious command from God in Psalm 81:10: “Open wide your mouth, and I will fill it.” I ask so many questions: What
Today I have my favorite crock pot recipe cooking happily along while I’m on campus. It’s pot roast with the packet of onion soup, some
The morning offered me a snowfall and a forest. Thank you, God, for this. We all decided to walk through the woods to school instead of
On the first day of my advanced writing class that serves as professional development for majors in the humanities, I asked students to fill in
Today some of us adults decided to walk to school even though our children were already there for early band practice. There we were, walking to school
This morning on the walk to school, we discuss the 75 year Harvard Grant Study that attempted to answer the question of what makes a meaningful