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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Hanukkah Begins
During my teaching career, no matter the grade, we celebrated Hanukkah and I am thinking of those children this morning. I felt it important to have the students either in New York or Arizona experience some celebrations from other cultures. … Continue reading
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Tagged 8 days of celebration, beliefs, celebrations, dreidel, faith, Festival of Lights, festivals, Hanukkah, latkes, miracle of the oil, religion
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A Peep Inside the Free Christmas Store
I spent 10 hours at the coNSERNS-U Christmas Store shopping with parents who were there for one purpose and one purpose only. They wanted to find some gifts for each of their children to have on Christmas morning . A … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged caring for the poor, CoNSERNS-U, donations, Free Christmas Store, gifts, love, New York, Rensselaer, volunteers
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In a Garden? originally posted on July 7, 2013
Originally posted on TalesAlongTheWay:
In a Garden? This is one of my favorite posts. Our north trip has now moved from Jaipur to Amritsar in the Punjab. This story will touch your heart. . . . . . A garden…
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Amritsar, Britian, garden, independence, India, Punjab
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“A Christmas Story” 20 Interesting Facts
You Probably Didn’t Know These 20 Facts About A Christmas Story This film is one of the Bell family traditions each Christmas. . . watching it over, and over, and over again. It seems never to become tiresome! It … Continue reading
Posted in film, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged "A Christmas Story" Film, Christmas Classic, cinema, Jean Shepard, Major Award, Red Rider
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Netflix “Marco Polo”
Netflix has an interesting way of releasing their made for TV serials. . . . all are released at the same time which allows for binge watching! Last night we watched 3 and this afternoon 2 more episodes. I love … Continue reading
Posted in film, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged China, desert, explorer, Italian, Khan, Marco Polo, Mongolia, Venice.
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Free Range Children
In the midst of all the controversy about education in the United States, have you heard of this ? I really hadn’t and find this quite revealing. It is the complete opposite from the “helicopter parents,” of which I am … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Education in the US, Free Range Children, Unschooling
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Happy Days Are On the Way!
Modi Government’s economic record – Good days ahead DEC 01, 2014 SURYAKIRAN TIWARI Narendra Modi-led BJP stormed the Lok Sabha elections bagging an absolute majority on its own in May 2014. Opinion polls, political pundits for a few months, had … Continue reading
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Why Is This the Exception and Not the Rule?
Yahoo Parenting I hope this post will encourage someone to follow this example of putting the children first in complicated adult relationships! TumblrFacebookTwitterPinterestMailCopy Link Mom’s Amazing Letter to Her Daughter’s Stepmom Rachel BertscheWriterDecember 11, 2014 Stiles and Parish. … Continue reading
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Tagged birth mom, child, communication, daughter, families, family, letter, step-mom
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Surprising Peggy Noonan Column
Peggy Noonan is the speech writer for Ronald Reagan who touched hearts with her metaphors and inspirational words. (Husband thinks she should have lived in the 18th Century with her often flowery language! ) She is the spokesman for the … Continue reading