Maybe God wanted us to meet the wrong people before meeting the right one so that when we finally meet the right person, we will know how to be grateful for that gift. Maybe when the door of happiness closes, another opens, but often times we look so long at the closed door that we… Read more »
My skin is dark And yours is light, Jose’s in-between Your day and my night. But, lo and behold, When we each scrape a knee The blood’s the same red For all kids to see. Two legs, two arms, Two ears, and a nose, If we stand at attention, We’ll strike the same pose. We’re… Read more »
One gorgeous summer day my friend Matt and I were tooling around the local golf course in Omaha when Matt suggested we take a shortcut through the woods between holes seven and nine. I was the one at the helm and was reluctant at first because it had poured the night before and sometimes I… Read more »
Respect each other every day, In what you do and what you say. Show each other that you care, When they need help you’re always there. – Unknown
Real education should educate us out of self into something far finer; into a selflessness which links us with all humanity. – Lady Nancy Astor
To the tune of “The Blue Danube” When people ask why — just tell the truth. When people ask how — just tell the truth. When people ask where — just tell the truth. When people ask who — just tell the truth. When people ask when — just tell the truth. When people ask… Read more »
New Media Producer: Rachel Chambliss Bullying – it happens in nearly every school across the country. Both Illinois and Indiana have laws in place to protect students, and Kentucky has anti-bullying legislation this year in the General Assembly. But what does it take to truly put an end to bullies who can make some students… Read more »
Everybody Have a seat Have a Seat Have a Seat Everybody come and have a seat on the floor Not on the ceiling Not on the door Everybody come and have a seat on the floor Tune Mammas Little Baby& Shortcake Shared by Karen Emhof, First Grade Tollgate Grammar School Pennington, NJ 08534 – Karen… Read more »
Anger is believed to have three components (Lewis & Michalson, 1983): The Emotional State of Anger. The first component is the emotion itself, defined as an affective or arousal state, or a feeling experienced when a goal is blocked or needs are frustrated. Fabes and Eisenberg (1992) describe several types of stress-producing anger provocations that… Read more »
Most of us spend at least ten minutes each day in front of a mirror, getting ready in the morning or preparing for bed in the evening. Instead of mindlessly daydreaming while we perform our daily grooming rituals, we can use this Mirror Time as an opportunity to give ourselves a brief checkup. I started… Read more »
