Joyful memories remain intact like a dab of honey on a spoon. Both are slow to drift away and resistant to removal. Although my sons are adults, I have sweet recollections of our summer excursions to nearby libraries and bookstores. My children strolled through the maze of … [Read more...]
Archives for May 2012
Words, Illustrations or Both?
If you’re looking for a picture book that sheds light on a notable person from the 19th- 20th century, consider tracking down, Gandhi, by Demi (Margaret K. McElderry Books, 2001). Not only would I recommend reading this book, I would also urge you to find other nonfiction and … [Read more...]
Meaningful Anniversary
In the fall of 2004, I was driving on the Boulder-Denver Turnpike heading to Westminster Elementary. Without any warning, the car in front of me came to an abrupt stop. I slammed on my breaks. I breathed a sigh of relief. I had avoided a catastrophic collision. Within … [Read more...]
Show Me the Truth
Last Sunday, Seth Godin posted his daily blog. It was titled, “A True Story.” In his pithy comment Godin stated, “There's no such thing as a true story. As soon as you start telling a story, making it relevant and interesting to me, hooking it into my worldviews and generating … [Read more...]
Where is home?
When asked, "where is your home?" many will automatically recite their current address. For others who thrive on nostalgia, the word "home" may conjure up past memories. Instead of their present abode, their response may focus on their parent's home. People who are either … [Read more...]
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