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This is a problematic societal expression for several reasons.
1)  Because you’re pretty sure they’re not sincerely asking, you’re not sure how sincere to be in return. It’s a common courtesy, like smiling in the hallway. The asker doesn’t really want a serious response; they want a “Doin’ alright, and yourself?” Anything more than “Fine” would be overkill. But [...]

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Song of the Day

Oh it’s been hard on me, it’s only feeling
But after all this time, why can’t it be mine?
Why Can’t It Be Mine (Basia Bulat)

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Blogosphere

One of the reasons I like having a blog is it offers a platform for networking with people one would otherwise never bump into. For instance, while researching the idea of “anam cara” today, I found this lady’s blog: http://anam-cara.typepad.com/
It seems she likes photography (like me, she prefers the non-people shots) and has a beautiful [...]

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“I can’t believe September is almost up already! We are rushing into eternity at a prodigious rate.”
          — my cubicle buddy, T.M.

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So, I have lots of things that are worthy of blogging:
1) I got engaged several weeks ago (the day before the triathlon, actually) and will be getting married December 20th — woohoo!
2) I am currently drowing in my grad classes (my marketing strategies class in particular) and I’m not convinced that it’s entirely my fault.
3) I [...]

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Today …

I’m reading Faulker’s Go Down Moses
I’m teaching The Boy’s King Arthur, Beowulf, transitive/intransitive verbs, basic subjects/verbs, multiplying multiple digit numbers, basic algebraic expressions, basic epistemology (theories of perception), and the moods and figures of syllogisms.
I’m prepping to teach Dante’s Inferno.
I’m grading math and English papers.
I’m writing various assignments on adolescent development (social development).
I’m completing a [...]

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Sabbath

We become consumers. The surest way to suppress our ability to understand the meaning of God and the importance of worship is to take things for granted. Indifference to the sublime wonder of living is the root of sin.
Abraham Joshua Heschel
Love all of God’s creation, the whole of it and every grain of sand. Love [...]

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Triathlon, check!

Caitlin and I successfully finished (times to follow) the Pacific Coast Triathlon this morning, here are a couple pictures:

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Suspension

This book, given to me by A. Romero, is one of my favorites.

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