Listening to Dylan’s Forever Young and sliding my hand into what must certainly be the last of many bags of summer’s cherries. Late August cherries are not as sweet as June cherries, and the flesh is … [Read more...] about The Light in August
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A 1963 Chevrolet
As long as I can recall, it’s always been a ‘63 Impala convertible, white with a red interior, and one of those early big-blocks, and a four-speed on the floor. Maybe I saw one or rode in one with my … [Read more...] about A 1963 Chevrolet
Your Booming Economy
Here’s a couple question are you patriotic Trump supporters need to ask yourselves. If the battery in your car dies today, does that $150 expense impact how your kids eat next week? When you realize … [Read more...] about Your Booming Economy
From a Teacher
*** I created this collage with questions to show the different ways mental health can be looked at, when thinking of teaching: In-person/hybrid & virtual. These are just questions roaming around … [Read more...] about From a Teacher
Hiroshima Nagasaki & Covid
I’ll just drop this here: Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, August 6 and 9, 1945 200,000 dead by December 1945 Covid 2020, 200,000 American dead by December 2020? Don’t be a idiot. Wear a mask. … [Read more...] about Hiroshima Nagasaki & Covid
