“Who Can Show Us Any Good?”: Encouragement for Sad Days
This morning as I sat in my minivan after another night of comforting sad children over the death of our beloved cat, I felt the
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This morning as I sat in my minivan after another night of comforting sad children over the death of our beloved cat, I felt the
Today I realize how important it is to understand and share the feelings of others. In other words, to have empathy. Is there anything more
This morning, our little one-eyed cat had a blood clot and died. It’s a very sad day in our household. I’m so glad we could
All of a sudden today–right in the middle of daily life (when there’s no time at all)–I sit to write the paragraph I’ve been mulling
This weekend, I learned so much about how to create a great learning environment. I didn’t limit this information to formal classroom settings; I decided
I decide to research my own name last night because I become fascinated by name trends in the United States by decade. I knew my
We live on a particularly leafy street. This particular tree sits right in our front yard, and I spy it through my Weeping Cherry every
This morning, nobody can access the Internet. Since everything, including our phones and television, depends upon this service, we find ourselves stuck with ancient things
I’ve had a major life course correction these past few weeks. Imagine the old me efficiently mastering the tasks of the day in a frenzied
Today, I’m passing on a wonderful blog post by Jay Lorenzen on “Reverse Mentoring.” He writes about “tapping into the wisdom of the young.” I