I went from outdoor ed to full-time dad to K-5 substitute teacher. Someday, I hope, I’ll land in my own classroom...
San Francisco, CA
Joined August 2015
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"Good intentions were not enough; they had to be rationally implemented." goodreads.com/quotes/9089955…
Hey @SouthwestAir how do I check in for a return flight that's <24 hours after my outbound?
Hi Jennifer, @cultofpedagogy ! The first link on the movement article ( cultofpedagogy.com/movement/ ) under TPR — the Singh citation — links to a file on your local drive. Whoops! P.S. Thanks for all you do!
IFILL x ZIA, @NYT_Crossword ? Poorly known (or well-known-but-hard-to-spell-because-you-only-ever-heard-them-on-NPR) proper nouns shouldn’t cross... #NYTXW
"‘There is no cure for birth and death save to enjoy the interval.’" goodreads.com/quotes/9683444…
"Why is it that some grown-ups just seem to go on getting dumber and dumber year by year instead of learning anyt... goodreads.com/quotes/9683425…
"The minute anybody starts telling you what God thinks, or exactly why he does such and such, beware." goodreads.com/quotes/9682522…
"“The rain is raining all around,” Uncle Douglas quoted, “It rains on both the just and the unjust fellow. But mo... goodreads.com/quotes/9682514…
"All I knew was that at almost fifteen it’s very difficult to be satisfied with the age you are, because you aren... goodreads.com/quotes/9677324…
Can someone explain Thursday’s @NYT_Crossword 57D to me? Plus we might need to talk about SATB...
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AVCX editorial policy is: Ñ means Ñ. xitter.gq/rsgat/status/100547550…
Hey, @NYT_Crossword : resins come from plants — shellac comes from a beetle. (I know, this one’s going viral for sure.)
Why I like subbing #kindergarten :
Me: “Where’s my whistle?”
Him: “You have a whistle?”
Me: “I have a whistle.”
Him: “Why do you have a whistle?”
Me: “So I can whistle.”
Him: “Oh. So you can whistle.”
That is all.
Oh, @NYT_Crossword Spelling Bee -- you make a puzzle about cantrip and then don't accept CANTRIP? The irony is thick. nytimes.com/puzzles/spelling…
Either the @NYT_Crossword has discovered an unknown meaning of LILT or I’m not getting something major.
