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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Declaration of Commitment to Education
When in the course of human population growth, it becomes necessary for communities to dissolve school bus routes which have connected them with one another, and to assume among the elementaries of this school district, the separate and equal station … Continue reading
Posted in Education and Parenting
Tagged declaration of commitment, dedication for new school in form of Declartion of Independence, document to celebrate opening of a new school, faux Declaration of Independence to celebrate Bicentennial, Jenkins Elementary in Spring Tx, US Bicentennial document
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Celebrate Grandparents Day in September
Celebrate Grandparents Day (photo by kakisky) It may be that not enough is said about National Grandparents Day. If it has not been observed yet, now would be a good time to get in touch with those grandparents! Celebrate … Continue reading
Pennies and Prayers — A Tsunami of Love
Robert Frost said every poem begins with a lump in the throat. Sometimes pain can spur one to action: When I first heard, it was only background. But it soon became a noise that couldn’t be ignored. It thundered through … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry and Inspiration: Including Personal Growth and Self Awareness
Tagged a penny a person campaign, charity, disaster poetry about helping, helping in crises, helping others, Indonesian tsunami, inspiration for caring, love in action, penny a person campaign, relief efforts, relief efforts for tsunami, tsunami
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Seniors Use Lifestyle to Maintain Their Health
Daily Eating Habits Increase Senior Health – jeltovski on MorgueFile The lack of good health ripples through the family, caregiver, and even to society as a whole. It can domino into problems of finances, stress and illness. Seniors and … Continue reading
Learn with the Heart – As Well as the Mind
[Although this was originally written for an International Day of Peace event, it has been used with students and parents a number of times. This applies to people of all ages, including graduates.] Its fascinating, and sometimes horrifying, to see … Continue reading
