It’s Banned Books Week, so get out there and start reading all the forbidden books. People who fear knowledge are scary. Get your list of forbidden books right HERE. I became interested in forbidden books when I was in high … Continue reading
It’s been pouring, pouring, pouring down rain for days now, the kind of rain that no umbrella or raincoat can shield you from. This is a truly soaking rain: a misty-yet-relentless downpour. It’s as if the sky had cracked open … Continue reading
I know, I know. I’ve used this cartoon twice already and this makes three times. But this is what my commute has looked like for so long, I can’t remember what it was like before. Southern Indiana is famous for … Continue reading
It’s ‘Share the Student Email’ time again.====Dear profesector, i honest do kwow ur name its just that other stuff is taking up the room on myh tongetip today. im in ur am class, either 8 or 930, one of thm, … Continue reading
I’ve started plowing through my stacks of student essays about September 11, and I’m kind of upset, and I’m not sure why. It’s not just because I’m reading about crying and trauma and fright, although that is a goodly … Continue reading
Rain, rain, all day. The kind of misty-yet-HEAVY rain that nothing yet invented can keep you from getting soaked to the skin by. (How’s that for a sentence?) (Yeah, well, I’m off duty now.) I always keep an umbrella in … Continue reading