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Published, and Published Again
Hey there sports fans. I didn’t forget about the few readers out there – I’ve just been busy developing the written word in other venues. Some exciting news for this amateur, slowly turning professional, writer. I’ve been published thrice! I landed a gig writing as the “Greenmarket Picks of the Week” for nonabrooklyn. I go […]
Summer Break Ceases
August 22, 2011
Today’s post will be a short and sweet one about that favorite topic, me. Summer comes to a grinding halt whenever I decide to put my head on the pillow tonight. For you see, tomorrow morning I begin work at my new school. Fahari Academy Charter School, housed inside of MS 246, the Walt […]
Lots of Trees Grow in Brooklyn
August 13, 2011
I just finished week one. It seems like I have started fresh, or started new in lots of different fashions in the last decade. The most recent turn of the screw comes in the form of uprooting. I once had the nickname Tree because of my height, and it is an image that I have […]
Sustainable Food
July 5, 2011
Having the summers “off” as a teacher can be a great thing. I get to catch up on sleep, do yoga in the middle of the day, exercise, and really hone in on those things about my life that I would like to change. It can also be a pain in the ass, because I […]
The Word is Good to Us, So We Thank the Word
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March 21, 2012
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