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Reading Wars Philip Yancy
I am going through a personal crisis. I used to love reading. I am writing this blog in my office, surrounded by 27 tall bookcases laden with some 5,000 books. Over the years I have read them, marked them up, … Continue reading
Posted in education, My Book Shelf, reading, Science, Theology
Tagged Bill Gates, Books and Reading, education, Mark Zuckerberg, more books, Philip Yancy, Reading Wars, schedule, social media
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40 Inspiring Quotes About Reading from Writers By Emily Temple
NaNoWriMo may be over and our schedules may be filling up with holiday parties and family visits, but despite all that, December is one of our favorite months to curl up and read. If you need a little extra inspiration … Continue reading
An Unlikely Adoption…
Posted in education, nature
Tagged Bald Eagle, Canada, National Geographic, nature, Red-Tailed Hawk, Youtube
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7 Jane Austen Quotes To Live By By Sarah Cool
Known for her wit and wisdom, Jane Austen was never at a loss for words on writing, nor were her characters at a loss for their follies and humor. If you’ve never read Jane Austen – and there are undoubtedly … Continue reading
Posted in education, History, words, Writing
Tagged 7 Jane Austen Quotes To, live by, Sarah Cool, The Writer's Circle, the writing life
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A Public Service By Thomas Sowell
Sometimes someone inadvertently performs a public service by bringing an unbelievably stupid and dangerous idea to the surface, where it can be exposed for what it is. The New York Times can be credited — if that is the word … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, education, History, Politics, Writing
Tagged concealed carry, Gun Control, Laws, New York Times, opinion, self-defense, shootings
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Mary And Her Little Lamb
The childhood nursery rhyme “Mary Had a Little Lamb” is familiar to all, but did you know it’s based on a real Mary and a real lamb and a real incident that took place at school? The real Mary, Mary … Continue reading
Posted in education, History
Tagged history, Mary And Her Little Lamb, Mary Had A Little Lamb, Nursery Rhymes
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