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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Eating the Frog
Over the past year or so I have read several books about time management. Of course, it is not time we manage but ourselves, and I hear the authors say many of the same things, such as know what your … Continue reading →
Posted in Classical Conversations, Practical Tutor, Stories of Home
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Tagged Challenge B, Challenge III, Dave Russell, Eat That Frog, Getting Things Done, GTD, Mark Twain, OneNote, Time-management, tutor
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Ten Things about Family Camping
On May 17 my oldest graduated from Vermont Technical College and the following Monday we loaded all six in a two vehicles for a week of camping at Acadia National Park. It was our first camping experience. It was a … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories of Home
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Tagged Acadia National Park, campfire, camping, Dutch Oven, family camping
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Summer Semester
One month into the summer semester, and I have discovered again why I cherish it. I have time for contemplation; my thoughts spin in long threads. My day is not quite as fragmented, because my teens are working, exploring, or … Continue reading →
