On the wall of the classrooms I work in, I have posted the slogan "Think globally, act locally". Yes, this slogan is old, but it is a highly relevant reminder to me and a prompt to others. What we do, matters. It matters enough that I am quietly, but sincerely, rebelling against much around me … Continue reading Living Simply
As the first hints of morning's glow begin to grace the horizon, the silhouette of mountains captured the delicate balance between the enshrouded night and the promise of a new day. This fleeting masterpiece of nature was the signal I had been waiting for. I kissed my sleeping son and daughter and bade them farewell. … Continue reading Leg Power
You don't know Joe, and in all likelihood you never will. I first met Joe well over a year ago. Standing at over 190 centimetres tall (or 6'4") with a lively shock of brown hair and a beard that extended down to his collar, Joe was quite a giant of man. Burly would be an … Continue reading C
Musings of an Educator 