It's hard to find peace in our world. #youarentwrong Between our current economic structure that rewards wealth and punishes the poor to our political structure that rewards the wealthy and punishes the poor (no coincidence there at all), it's hard... Continue Reading →
Welcome back to "The Little Blog Who Could". I'm your host Putting Words Down Peter. Sorry, that's the introduction of a TikToker who makes all these weird recipes, then samples his own word. An example, he put mini-Starburst in a... Continue Reading →
First, my categories are a mess. I'm sorry about that and with some many blogs, I'm not sure how to fix this problem. Monday's used to be muddling, but now they are musing. A more positive word for sure, but... Continue Reading →
One of the main reasons the blog came to is because of the Two Writing Teacher website and their weekly gathering of writers in the "Slice of Life" section. It's a wonderful group of teachers, writing about their experiences. I... Continue Reading →
I've seen a couple of different bloggers do this, write about what they've learned at the end of a month. While I may not be able to do this every month (you know, forgetful Phil here), I'd like to give... Continue Reading →
These are the two troublemakers in our house since our daughters have flown the nest. Opal, on the right, is our "typical" Siamese. She's loud, obnoxious, is constantly in our face, and will bring us her "kill" on a nightly... Continue Reading →
Three things I am grateful for: So I've been more of a grump than I really want and it shows in my writing. I'll apologize for that because I am an optimistic person who has lost his way. So, my... Continue Reading →
I'm not even sure why I started writing this a couple of days ago and am continuing today. I need to code. I'm teaching a Python class and my knowledge of the language is not where it should be right... Continue Reading →
I've just finished up the Slice of LIfe Challenge, a challenge where we blog for 31 days, sharing slices of who we are to our blogging community. It's a time of stress, much thinking, and noticing the things that go... Continue Reading →
The Life of a Conflicted Teacher 