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Maybe I am wrong. (It's happened before.) But when I am not at on campus in my office or in front of students, I am still thinking about how to improve it all. I'm thinking about education and how it can and should impac…
Does it count if you have been RUNNING your brain at like 50 miles an hour, even if your body hasn't seen "regular" exercise for a week? I am mentally out of juice right now. At this very moment. Thank god our workstudy …
Well, the dusting of snow melted before you could say, "Santa." The trip to and from the cities wasn't too shabby, although traveling early in the day causes the day to extend itself. We returned around 1pm on Christmas …
It was neat to walk out this morning (around 6am) and find a dusting of snow on the ground. "It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas..."And it was nice not to have to drive any part of our drive this morning. Usually…
"Put a little love in your heart, Put a little love in your heart, and the world will be a better place for you and me."It was finally a relaxing weekend. And while we don't have snow like this photo (yet?), it was fill…
It's difficult to get any really good sleep at the beginning of any semester and, again, at the end of the semester. Only the diffculty now lies in the grading anxiety, the excitement of the holiday season, and the antic…
Much of the text in my blog entries the last few days has been dull. So, I decided this blog entry needed a funny image and colorful text. To spice things up, naturally.I love cartoons. Especially ones that play with lan…
Monday night: Christmas shopping in FF. Tuesday night: TA meeting & Laundry? Wednesday night: Family photo & dinner in Fargo. Thursday night: Earl & Office, of course! Friday night: ? Weekend: Grading... fini…
>It's days like these (raining, frizzling, possible snow comin') that make me appreciate the fact that I no longer commute. >Just put up the teeny Christmas tree I bought last year. It adds a little festivity to th…
It was quite the insightful break. My grandpa is better now. Thank goodness. Yet, in realizing I could lose him and others, I was taught a lesson. Then something else hit me. My boyfriend and I were out Saturday night, …