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    “Growing Up Online”

    Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

    As many of you know, I teach high school – grades 9 and 12. As they often share with me different aspects of their lives, I am increasingly flabbergasted at the amount of time children spend online. I am actually floored that their way of making friends and interacting with those friends is [...]

    Giving Ourselves Enough Credit

    Saturday, January 12th, 2008

    We live in a fast-paced society. We want things quickly. We want them now. We want to arrive at our destinations quickly. We want to lose weight quickly. I personally want those 15 pounds off RIGHT NOW!
    Change can’t happen soon enough. We want to be more loving [...]

    It’s Not the Devil People!

    Saturday, May 12th, 2007

    I know the topic I’m about to broach is sensitive. For Christians, at least. And for others, it may be mildly amusing. Yet, it’s something that has bothered me for a few years now, and it really just sort of came to a head this evening (I started this post Thursday evening, [...]

    Women Who Run With The Wolves - Chapter 3 (Part 3)

    Tuesday, May 8th, 2007

    (If you are new here and you are interested in this study, please page down to the “Article Series” link below, or “Women Who Run With The Wolves” in the Category section in the sidebar to the right to view previous reflections.)
    The Women Who Run With the Wolves series is back!
    Finding That [...]

    Women Who Run With The Wolves - Chapter 3 (Part 2)

    Monday, April 9th, 2007

    (If you are new here and you are interested in this study, please page down to the “Article Series” link below, or “Women Who Run With The Wolves” in the Category section in the sidebar to the right to view previous reflections.)
    Finding That Intuition (Part 2)
    As I stated in the last article in this series, [...]

    A Bit Exhausted

    Tuesday, March 27th, 2007

    Yes, I am.
    I’ve been thinking about a lot of things…
    Creativity…
    Fathers…
    Daughters…
    Teaching…
    Writing…
    I’ve had a lot to do. I’ve got papers to grade. Presentation to prepare for a meeting on Thursday afternoon. Lectures and discussions to develop…this week.
    I’ve also got to spend more time with my husband.
    Theodore Roethke once said,

    “A mind too active is no [...]

    Women Who Run With The Wolves - Chapter 3 (Part 1)

    Monday, March 26th, 2007

    (If you are new here and you are interested in this study, please page down to the “Article Series” link below, or “Women Who Run With The Wolves” in the Category section in the sidebar to the right to view previous reflections.)
    Finding That Intuition
    Oh, how I’ve been waiting to get to this place! Chapter [...]

    Simply Successful Secrets

    Tuesday, March 20th, 2007

    The best thing I love about blogging is the potential for learning from the wisdom and insight of other people. I can imagine how long it would’ve taken to “meet” the wonderful people I’ve met since I began back in November. And through this fabulous community, I’ve grown a little, if not more. [...]

    Women Who Run With The Wolves - Chapter 2 (Part 3)

    Monday, March 19th, 2007

    (If you are new here and you are interested in this study, please page down to the “Article Series” link below to view prior reflections.)
    The Quest for the Wild Woman
    Last week in our reflection, we discussed four key questions we must begin with as we seek to reconstruct and reclaim ourselves as women. [...]

    Women Who Run With The Wolves - Chapter 2 (Part 2)

    Monday, March 12th, 2007

    The Quest For The Wild Woman
    In the last article in our series of “Women Who Run With The Wolves” reflections, I suggested we continue with asking ourselves the questions we need to ask ourselves in order to reclaim ourselves. Before we get into that discussion, however, I need to backtrack a bit.
    If you read [...]

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