Monday, July 19, 2010
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Are Minorities Discouraged from Taking Upper-Level Classes?: The Elephant in the Room
As a public school teacher for sixteen years, I sometimes feel like I’ve seen it all. I’ve seen Standards come and go (and despite the brou...
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Friendship is an amazing thing. It's so odd how you can connect so strongly and completely with other people sometimes. Perhaps the be... -
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I've come to the conclusion that, when I'm having trouble sleeping, it's far more beneficial to find something to occupy my tim... -
I have probably said this before, but it probably bears repeating. The weather is an ever-changing state, a difference in temperature and p...
Awwwww, poor lil thing!
ReplyDeleteWe had our first thunderstorm since getting the new dogs recently. Turns out Dream is petrified of them, but her daughter, Poppy barely even notices them. :)
Adam
I usually sleep through them and wonder why the ground is so wet in the morning. The ones during the day I watch for the lightning more than anything else.
ReplyDeleteThunderstorms don't bother me, but needles do. And spiders, being on the edge of a bridge, looking out of the window of a tall building and many other things.
I sympathise.
And the thunder rolls...........
ReplyDeleteI often wonder what early native americans thought about such things; their writings imply they thought the noise either gifts or punishments from the spirits. All I know is my pug dog gets nuts so I hate thunder.
Unless its AC/DD "Thunder"