Verb of the Week
This morning, I talk to a student about the verb “rehabilitate.” It means to restore to normal, to recover, to reestablish good working order. In
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This morning, I talk to a student about the verb “rehabilitate.” It means to restore to normal, to recover, to reestablish good working order. In
Arriving home, we immediately check on the blackberries. Deep black berries burst on the vine; we gobble them up and leave the red ones to
As we approach Burlington, Colorado, my daughter notices the Kit Carson County Carousel on the atlas. We spontaneously decide to follow the signs off the interstate
I climbed into a giant hamster wheel with my children today. Then I put my hands into a tank of fish to let them
I hate change. It makes me anxious. This morning at Saturday Morning Pancakes, my neighbor (the one who showed me the lady slipper orchid) reminds
Who would have thought that living with flair could be. . . cheap! I used to think that budgets and coupons and delayed gratification (blah,
Before we leave to drive home from our holiday travels, we fear enduring the horrific smell in our minivan. On the trip down, both girls
I’m doing something I’ve never done before: I’m riding atop a double-decker bus on the way to Manhattan. I’m with complete strangers. But here’s what
I’m not a good traveler. I have massive anxiety when it comes to travel, I get homesick, and I get all out of sorts with