I’m a planner and a worrier. Not always a good combination. Lately I’ve been wondering (aka worrying and wanting to plan), about what I’ll be qualified to do after being in education for so long. I’ve four official years until I can “retire” with years of service and my age as qualifiers. Once I do… Continue reading Life After Teaching, What To Do?
Month: March 2018
It’s Oscar Time
For the second year in a row, I’ve been able to see all of the Best Picture nominees. Thanks to Regal Cinema’s for their Film Festival Passes, which for $35, one can see all Best Picture nominees multiple times throughout the run of the Festival. Plus, you can get a discount on a drink/popcorn combo.… Continue reading It’s Oscar Time
The Manure Has Been Spread
Today was a great weather day. Not too hot, not too cold, and oddly, not too windy. Perfect for working in the yard and garden. This weather has me antsy to start planting things. I’m holding off though since I know it is bound to get cold again, and if it is like last year,… Continue reading The Manure Has Been Spread
What is this feeling called?
There have been many stories such as this one, but it has been on my mind and I need to get it out there. Schools have to have drills of all sorts: Tornado, active shooter, lock-down, shelter-in-place, earthquake, fire, and I’m sure there are some I’ve never heard of yet to mention. Yesterday, we had… Continue reading What is this feeling called?
Personal Reflections of a Middle-Aged Man 