Monthly Archives: May 2016

It’s been a while since I had publishing news to share but my latest article is out now in Living Education Journal! The topic is integrating nature in a study of the language arts and includes tales of Mama Jones during my late elementary/middle school years when I was home schooled. Living Education Journal isContinue reading “All in a Golden Afternoon”

Remember a while ago when I referenced my Describing the Imagination Professor? “Under the gentle guidance of a universally-beloved 80-year-old British professor,  we studied theory of children’s imagination and discovery and examined children’s stories an artwork as we would have a literary classic. He allowed us the freedom to make our final product a creativeContinue reading “Once Upon a Time I Knew a Magic Man”

Well, here we are. Emerging yet again, after yet another blogging hiatus.  How can the last eight months be summed up? Complex. Textured. Intense. Beautiful. It’s difficult to articulate, because the time that has elapsed since that golden summer on the mountain have been at some moments the most difficult, painful, and even fearful inContinue reading ““Hello… It’s Me” or “But I promised myself I wouldn’t use Adele lyrics as a title””