Monthly Archives: January 2021

Words Matter

Posted on January 27, 2021 by faige

From The Desk Of The Retired Teacher What does it mean when we say “poor you” and what is it that “the person hears?” I’ve been ruminating about this for a few days. Vivid recall saying it myself, about my … Continue reading →

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Beyond Loss Of Learning

Posted on January 19, 2021 by faige

From The Desk Of The Retired Teacher I went for a walk today. It’s warm here in Los Angeles, a bit uncomfortable to walk, but I did. It’s January 18th, MLK2021 today. I walked with a heaviness in my heart. … Continue reading →

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Cognitive Dissonance And The Reality

Posted on January 4, 2021 by faige

From The Desk Of The Retired Teacher  You know I walk a lot, and when I walk, besides stopping to “smell the roses” and take pictures, I think a lot! I’ve written and shared my #oneword2021  Destinyand now I wonder … Continue reading →

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