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We walked down M St. We sat down at the table . We thought it started to pour as water gushed over the back deck of the restaurant. We noticed water hitting the front windows of the restaurant like the force of ten fire hoses. We watched trees sway back and forth.

My son has a great, albeit quirky, sense of humor. They do have arrows on the ends. And the social media post about funny answers on tests? .

Wife, Mom, Teacher seeking quiet, relaxing time perferably without Mickey Mouse, Bubble Guppies or Sponge Bob. Yesterday morning I received some news that has sent me into a wash of emotions. I have been in shock, angry, sad, angry, sad, angry, sad, and angry and sad. I told myself that cooler heads prevail. I have made a decision.

An ode to my Grandma Betty. Growing up in Saugatuck during the summers was always exciting. Located in Fennville, right next to Saugatu.

Spliced into a motionless reel of cars,. I dream through a dusty window. Margined with yellow mustard blossoms-. Reaching towards a chorus of hills. Life hidden beneath its grassy waving surface. Perches onto a utility pole. I witness this ancient negotiation,. The field and the hawk;. I am pulled away,. Awed by their silent agreement.

I posted on my teacher website first, but since it connects with other areas of my life, I am posting it here as well.

Tuesday, January 10, 2017. I am now in my 2. For a number of reasons, I have had a difficult time forming relationships with my current students. My colleagues say that block scheduling.

Some are his original music, some are recordings from various Spanish stations, all of them are memory.

In Pursuit of a Writerly Life. This Irish Blessing is in my post on March 17th, and I decided to use it as a mentor text. Let me know what you think; does it work or not? May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face; the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand.