So I guess this will be part 2 of what I wrote last week. I didn't plan on a follow up blog, but the information below came across my reading eyes and it is too timely not to share. If you missed last week's blog, you can refresh, but I wrote about history repeating itself … Continue reading IT’S ALL BEEN DONE AGAIN
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IT’S ALL BEEN DONE
I might not be the best teacher that ever teached (ha), but let me share something with you that I have learned: nothing is new. It's all been done. These days, thanks to technology, everyone has a megaphone. It's all been done. It was the same when people figured out that they could draw on … Continue reading IT’S ALL BEEN DONE
PASSING THROUGH
I'm fascinated by history. When we are young, we are taught about dates, battles, power struggles and mass migration. Boring right? It matters less that we know JFK was murdered on November 22, 1963 instead what the hell happened next: his wife, with blood still on her clothes, stood next to VP Johnson as he … Continue reading PASSING THROUGH
The THREAD
“Nothing is so privileged as thinking history belongs to the past” Excerpt FromEverything Is TuberculosisJohn Green If history took one minuscule wrong path from where you now read these words, you're not here. I'm not here. Let your brain ruminate on that for a moment while you realize how ridiculously lucky all of us are … Continue reading The THREAD
BACK FROM THE UNITED NATIONS
The Permanent Mission of the State of Kuwait to the United Nations and Voices for Duchenne are honored to invite you to attend the premiere of a global documentary, From Strength to Hope: A Call for Global Action, in recognition of World Duchenne Awareness Day 2025. Date: Friday, 5 September 2025 Time: 1:15 – 2:30 PM … Continue reading BACK FROM THE UNITED NATIONS
INDEPENDENCE AND DISTANCE
I love my country, but I strongly disagree with the people that we have elected to high office at this time. We must shine light on history and not forget that the majority of it was created by normal everyday human beings like us. We live in a place where we can travel to the … Continue reading INDEPENDENCE AND DISTANCE
MILK IS GOOD FOR YOU
Milk is good for you. Learning about Milk is also good for you. I'm talking about Harvey Milk. This dude led a full life and fought for positive change. He served in the Navy, and there is even a ship named after him. I think having a ship named after you would be pretty badass. … Continue reading MILK IS GOOD FOR YOU
HISTORY HAS ITS TIME
I love history. As I have written in past blogs, I am deeply amazed at how we all got to this point right now. YOU are reading these words. Perhaps you know me, or perhaps not (yes, I have subscribers now who I don't know....which is also very cool....thank you). If you think about our … Continue reading HISTORY HAS ITS TIME
FUNNY, NOT FUNNY
Any teacher will tell you that there are stories. Many, many stories. Most times the stories are heartfelt, and innocent kid stuff. Some stories are hilarious, some are tragic, but all of them make great memories and great stories. Here's one that I haven't thought about in a long, long time.... Summer of 2001. In … Continue reading FUNNY, NOT FUNNY
MY KIND OF VIEW
“Except for the people who were there that one day they discovered the polio vaccine, being part of history is rarely a good idea. History is one war after another with a bunch of murders and natural disasters in between.” — Sarah Vowell, book Assassination Vacation Source: Assassination Vacation (2005), p. 208 Well then. Merry … Continue reading MY KIND OF VIEW