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Stay tuned for his latest story! The Child Support Saga. The Woman on The Train. The Third Day of Marriage. Oft times doing our span of life on earth we meet and hear of others who turn our hearts and thoughts in another direction. In You I See a Simon, Deloris Harris. Link to the Full story. Mark's passion for writing was mostly inspired by his Mother, Deloris Harris, now deceased. Many in leadership positions are not fit to lead. How can there be leadership.
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Reflections from the Stone Nest
Saturday, June 26, 2010. A Picnic or Two. Been thinking alot about family and picnics and just spending some relaxing time together in conversation. Maybe not talking at all, but watching the kids run around. No pressure to "use our manners" No pressure to "use the right fork". Just to say AH H H H, kick the shoes off, and sip that glass of sweet tea, all frosty and cold. Lived in a very small, very simply furnished cottage no air conditioning. Big Mommy's sister, Merle, lived behind her in a little ...
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Reflections from the Top
Reflections from the Top. Nikola Tesla's Best Productivity Tricks ». Inventor Nikola Tesla has certainly become one of the internet’s darlings over the years. Part of the reason for that is because he managed to do a lot with his life. With that in mind, let’s take a look at what was behind the brain that helped make Tesla so productive. Posted 2 years ago from bookmarklet. Pope Shenouda III last will to us. I am your Father and your teacher, all you boys and listen to my commands . Posted 3 years ago.
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Reflections from the Trenches
Reflections from the Trenches. This blog contains one teacher's reflections on topics that have to do with technology and education. Thursday, October 31, 2013. Why I Love the K12 Online Conference. Every year for the past 5 years I have gleaned incredible ideas from the greater education community through the K12 Online Conference. This year's theme for the conference is Transforming Learning. This year's strands are Open Learning. I personally found it very powerful. Something old) instead of reform.
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Reflections From the Wall - Home
Reflections From the Wall. This site is a mixture of diaries, short stories, poems, awareness posts of what's going on in the church, and just various things. This is NOT a discernment ministry site). Is my YouTube channel and Psalm86. Is my Vimeo channel, check my channels for current videos and vlogs. @ReflecFromWall. Is my Twitter. The. Folder are writings done by the site's owner. The. Folders are both from other writers other than the site owner. Bleeding Out Pt. 7 - read here. The Need For Salvation.
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Reflections from the Warren
Wednesday, March 14, 2012. We were in the truck this morning, when I spied my grandson sizing up a small ant that was crawling on the window. At a red light, he used his thumb to try and squash it. To his surprise, the ant continued its march. He tried again! Lord, help me with my perspective. daily. Sunday, March 4, 2012. The Warren is Still Inhabited and Growing. And it was very gracious of him to care enough to take the time to tell me that. Words of encouragement mean so much. Thursday, July 2, 2009.
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Reflections from the Wilderness
Reflections from the Wilderness. Monday, 28 July 2014. A flurry of shaved heads and peeled skin on the palms. Emission of a dinky sweaty odour from the warm and physically exhausted bodies. Today brought about a brief calm as stars aligned to shorten the work week. Galavanting in the real world doubtlessly restores energy. Back to the grind in a bit. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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Reflections from Tibirkegade | Reflections, poems, stories and other things
Reflections, poems, stories and other things. September 13, 2014. In the elevator business. Rather pushed to the rings. Or the lords or the trolls. In the elevator business. People stays late in the office. Or in the hole or the sole. What ever place strict randomness. It is like any other business. Claustrophobic and risky at times. Boring and comfortable when it lasts. In the elevator business rubies tend to melt. And diamonds hold forever, like in any other business. Simplicity never finds it way.
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Reflections From My True Self | Remembering Who I Really Am
Reflections From My True Self. Remembering Who I Really Am. April 2, 2015. Dear ones, I have been away for so long! I have been writing elsewhere, and thought my old-fashioned methods of letting you know about that would suffice. Clearly, I didn’t consult with the technology fairies, or they would have advised that I post about it here. Finally, thanks to some of you reaching out and letting me know you were wondering, I am here, with this link. And wish you peace, and joy, and a life you thrive in.
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Renee's Reflections
Friday, October 2, 2009. On the way home. I am grateful to be going home and see my family and friends, and I am grateful for the time I had in Uganda. So many things to remember.all of the tight hugs and sweet kisses from Katie's girls (love you girls! The way Patricia laughs with her nose all scrunched up, and Jane's commanding personality that makes you want to squeeze her in two! I can't wait to hug and squeeze all of you! Much love and joy! Wednesday, September 30, 2009. WHY AM I HERE! Suzanne told ...
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REFLECTIONS FROM THE HILL | Reflections from an English Teacher Passionate about Learning
REFLECTIONS FROM THE HILL. Reflections from an English Teacher Passionate about Learning. STUDENTS SHARING LEARNING IN THE BIG SCARY WORLD. June 8, 2013. Rarely do I get a chance to see and hear about how my learners’ work has been shared beyond my desk. I think it would be pretty accurate to say that most students’ assignments and projects, despite the many hours that may have gone into the product, end up in the recycle bin. In the end, we’re valuing the grade. Aren’t we? What I found to be so great ab...
