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Thursday, April 30, 2015

Your Weekly Spring Bulbs: Week 7

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If there were an alternate title for this post, it would be Peak Tulip.   Two weeks ago, on a warm, sunny Saturday, I declared tha...
Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Real Life Conversations with T: Mother’s Day Justice edition

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The backstory:   Mother’s Day when you are a single mama isn’t much of a holiday.  But for the last few years T has kindly stepped in to or...
Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Real Life Conversations at School: Cyber Security edition

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The backstory:   I’ve a colleague who is a dad-on-his own with two kids: G, a clever 1st grader, and P, a handful of a three year old, also...
Monday, April 27, 2015

The View from Here

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When I first began to consider a professional move to the Middle School, one of my immediate concerns was my daily view.  At the time, my s...
Thursday, April 23, 2015

Your Weekly Spring Bulbs: Week 6

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The post should more appropriately be titled “Stop and Admire the Flowers” because lately my days have been crazy busy.  The few minutes wh...
Saturday, April 18, 2015

The Expectant Season

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Spring is an expectant season, with warming days that feel exhilarating after Winter’s cold, but also plenty of lingering chill to accomp...
Thursday, April 16, 2015

Your Weekly Spring Bulbs: Week 5

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Slowly but surely, the blooms of our Spring are arriving in my corner of New Jersey.  Lawns are beginning to turn brighter and trees are at...
Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Big Pine

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For as long as I have lived in Sassafras House — and we’re coming up on 10 years here — my neighbors have had a large pine tree in their fr...
Sunday, April 12, 2015

The Audacity of Grade 7

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7th grade history at my school is the first half of American history.  As befits a school with as much diversity as ours, it’s the first st...
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Thursday, April 09, 2015

Your Weekly Spring Bulbs: Week 4

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I keep reminding myself that Spring is a bit of a fickle season and this week has been no exception. We’ve had rather a two-steps-forward, ...
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Stacy
I am a progressive who fears that our republic has been lost to jingoistic fools who long for an ugly, racist America. I am not here for that. Democrats aren’t perfect but they aren’t wanna-be tyrants. I like to read (I just finished the splendid Nightwoods), garden, and cook. I love… iced tea, Summer adventure plans, fresh pedicures, lazy Summer mornings, the first cup of morning coffee, the chill of an air conditioned room on a sweltering day, fireflies, silver hoop earrings, sandal weather, tanned shoulders, soft quilts, happy houseplants, my front porch, the prospect of opening new doors, lily pads, Summer dresses, cuticle oil, quality Mexican food, homemade salad dressing, red, white, & blue clothing, my sparkly outdoor drinking glasses, a cool pillow at night, the music of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and my daily walk.
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