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I will forever be grateful to a woman who leaned into my world and told it like it was
I hate bad grammar... I hate "acceptance" of poor language ...
In those days, nothing -- except what my folks couldn't produce themselves -- came in a box, and few things from the two grocery stores "in town"
Let's get back to caring about the planet. Let's teach our children to recycle like we did a few years back

Archived focus Headlines

I will forever be grateful to a woman who leaned into my world and told it like it was - 02/08/2019

I hate bad grammar... I hate "acceptance" of poor language ... - 01/31/2019

In those days, nothing -- except what my folks couldn't produce themselves -- came in a box, and few things from the two grocery stores "in town" - 12/29/2018

Let's get back to caring about the planet. Let's teach our children to recycle like we did a few years back - 12/15/2018

The gift that keeps on giving... It's good grammar - 12/05/2018

When I was in the classroom, I sometimes raised the wrath of my students when their questions were met with questions. - 11/19/2018

She seemed the perfect grandmother, one that just stepped out of the pages of the books I'd read in grade school - 11/02/2018

The woman, perhaps his mother, had less than a child's dose of patience, and a vocabulary just as deficient - 10/07/2018

I can't wrap my head around taunting old people... because they're old! What sense does that make? We're where they're going - 09/16/2018

We must provide space in the school day for children to interact verbally, not just raising and waving their hands to get the teachers' attention - 09/02/2018

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Other Focus Headlines

The gift that keeps on giving... It's good grammar

When I was in the classroom, I sometimes raised the wrath of my students when their questions were met with questions.

She seemed the perfect grandmother, one that just stepped out of the pages of the books I'd read in grade school