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Tag Archives: learning
Bludgeon
This post is in response to the WordPress one-word daily prompt: Bludgeon When looking at the daily prompts, I try to go with the first thing that comes to my mind when seeing the prompt. Today’s prompt elicited the Ewww … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Daily Prompt
Tagged bludgeon, brain trauma, importance of bicycle helmets, learning, pet care class, teaching
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Test
This post is in response to today’s WordPress daily one-word prompt: Test So many things came to mind when I saw today’s prompt. I’ve taken a lot of tests in my life and there are a lot of memorable ones. … Continue reading
Learning
Today’s WordPress one-word prompt is Learning. I remember in my clinical year of veterinary school when a professor told me and another group of students that being a veterinarian required a lifetime of learning. He said it involved learning new … Continue reading
A Comforting Lesson and My Take on Teaching Sunday School
At my church, I help teach an All Ages Sunday School class. There are about 5 of us adults who take turns coming up with the lessons and teaching the class. While the class is mostly geared towards the more … Continue reading
Posted in Love
Tagged a mother's love, animals, babies, blessings, church, God, learning, love, Luke 13:34, motherhood, nature, protection, religion, scriptures, spirituality, Sunday school, teaching, wings
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Daily Prompt: Teachable Moment
Today’s daily prompt: You have to learn a new skill. Do you prefer to read about it, watch someone else do it, hear someone describe it, or try it yourself? I think the answer to this depends on what type … Continue reading
Daily Prompt: Teacher’s Pet
Tell us about a teacher who had a real impact on your life, either for the better or the worse. How is your life different today because of him or her? I was never a teacher’s pet, and it wasn’t something … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt
Tagged biology, gratitude, high school, Kindness, learning, memories, nature, postaday, school, science, teachers, wordpress
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Monday’s Question
I think I totally skipped Monday’s question for last week…. sorry! Here’s this week’s question. Question: If you could take a class to learn something you’ve always wanted to do, what would it be? My Answer: I would love to … Continue reading
