Monthly Archives: December 2009
Musings for the Shoveler: Random Thoughts on Snow
Since I’ve been breaking my back shoveling a foot of snow outside, what a better way to relax than to think random thoughts on the white stuff that will eventually give me a heart attack. Any child goes bananas at the … Continue reading
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CALLING ALL TEACHERS! MR. D WANTS TO HEAR YOUR HOLIDAY PARTY STORIES!
The holiday party–every kid wants it, but you, as a teacher, dread the day. For those who’ve lived through that last day, it is always memorable. It moves in slow motion, as the consumption of sugar and salty snacks makes … Continue reading
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This Day in History 12/21: The Birth of the Crossword Puzzle
If you’ve ever thrown down a pencil at frustration at the New York Times, today’s post is right up your alley. Today we celebrate the birthday of the crossword puzzle, that criss-cross table of craziness and insanity that has distracted … Continue reading →
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