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Teaching to the Test

In Alabama, the new school year is starting. In the US, those of us who work in education or are closely related to those who do, are surely aware of No Child Left Behind. Sounds like a good idea on the surface. But, the guidelines seem to reflect Garrison Keillor’s claim about lake Woebegon:  “… [...]

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A hole in my soul

There is a hole in my existence that opens up on occasion and sends me to a deep place. This place often strikes me as dark, but not always. We drove in to New England a couple of days ago. That empty space opened up in me. It felt something like the way I feel [...]

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Advent 2010

It’s already into the 3rd week of Advent, and I’ve not posted a thing. I’ve not settled enough at one level. But in other ways, I am very much into Advent. I read on various blogs and other places about how we are awaiting something/someone much more developed than the Infant Jesus. And, this is [...]

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Perseverance

Perseverance must be a virtue. Not an easy one for me, despite the fact that acknowledge it to be a virtue. At times, I find it easier to persevere if I take the time to note the small things in life, so that I can look backward over the log of my life and see [...]

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How We See Them

I have a favorite commercial right — I think is a Subaru commercial. I’m more sure it is a car company commercial. The scene is the father leaning into the window of the parked car, saying things like: “Buckle your seat belt.” and “Are your mirrors adjusted?” The focus shifts to a young girl (maybe [...]

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