Connecting

Teachers and (Im)Morality: The [Social] World is Flat

I read a quick post by Joanne Jacobs on the story of a teacher who was suspended for one month for a picture of her at a bridal shower. In the picture she is seen near the male stripper who was working the shower. This picture was posted to facebook by someone else. Seen With Teachers and (Im)Morality: The [Social] World is Flat

Twitter is replacing my feed reader

These twitter birds were created by Luc Latulippe and are available as a free download on his site. Click the image to go there. Really. I am afraid to hit my feed reader. In the past if I missed a day or two I’d be overwhelmed with the amount of information that fed into my Twitter is replacing my feed reader

Evolving stories, creating change/ A reflection on Kevin’s story writing experiment

Yesterday I started to participate in a collaborative story writing adventure hosted by Kevin (Kevin’s Meandering Mind). Basically, he has started a story and a group of us are writing it collectively, though one at a time. I’ve done this kind of thing using paper and pen technology in the past where I hand out Evolving stories, creating change/ A reflection on Kevin’s story writing experiment

Neverending Stories

One of my favourite books from my childhood, ok, maybe my teen or young adulthood. Click the image to view source and read more about the book and the movie. 2 lessons that never end for me – gleaned from my last post and its comments: asking for and accepting help and support respecting my Neverending Stories

Lessons that never end

and really they don’t. Just when I think all is in order I get thrown on my ass again. Last week’s day in a sentence (hosted by Illya‘s EVO Blogfolio) was actually a year in a sentence and it called for reflective sentences on the year that is about to end. I left the call Lessons that never end