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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Decorative Elements of the Taj
Namaste ! Islam forbids human or animal figures be used in decoration. It is their belief that God alone has the power to create life. Today, I am showing you images from the artistic decorative elements of the Taj with … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged 16 C Mogul architecture, Agra, architecture, calligraphy, carving, decorative detail, flowers, Garden of Paradise, India, Islam, love story, marble, religion, Religions of the World, sacred architecture, screens, Taj Mahal, trees
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No Homework Policy !
When I was teaching this was my policy except for a slight modification. Students were expected to read nightly, study for spelling tests which parents insisted were necessary, play outside, spend time with the family playing games and talking. I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Little Brown Jug
To carry on the theme of WW II from my post earlier in the week of the D-Day reenactment, I decided to use Little Brown Jug as my Music Monday. You can click on the other titles listed … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 40's music, Glenn Miller, jazz, Little Brown Jug, Monday Music, Swing
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D-Day Conneaut 2016
The fight for La Fiere Bridge near St. Mere Eglise, France We arrived at the park in Conneaut before 9 AM when the raising of the flag signaled the Saturday reenactments of D-Day for the 72nd anniversary remembrance. Thirty … Continue reading
Flaw in Canadian Elder Care
This elderly couple in Canada have been forced to live apart for 8 months in spite of the fact that they have been married for 62 years. The government health care department says it is due to lack of beds … Continue reading
Abolish Modern Day Slavery
September 25, 2016 will be Freedom Sunday in many churches as they bind together to eradicate modern day slavery and help International Justice Ministry around the world. Be a modern day Freedom Rider from the dark places of our own … Continue reading
In a Blink of An Eye!
Time is a very strange phenomenon. . . . minutes, hours, days, weeks,and and even months can just drag on and on, especially when you are ill or sitting in the dentist’s chair. I remember telling my students that the … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 50 th anniversary, committeemen, family, Indian wedding celebration, like, love, marriage, time
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School Answering Machine!
This keeps popping up so I decided Word Press needs it and not just FB! I dare say it would be hard to find one teacher who would not agree with at least part of this recording! There is … Continue reading
The Favela of Rio
fa·ve·la fəˈvelə/ noun a Brazilian shack or shanty town; a slum. Meet Rosemary and see her life in Favela!
Posted in Animals, Architecture, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Brazil, extreme poverty, faith, family, Favela, feral dogs, guns, hope, photography, Rio de Janeiro, slums, urban poverty, violence
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Senator Tim Scott. . . In His Own Words
In light of the narrative of race in the United States, I think that Senator Scott from South Carolina, the only Republican African American Senator , is a trusted and articulate speaker. The country needs empathy, knowledge, wisdom, words, and … Continue reading