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Christmas break

Sara Batts wrote 1 week ago: Uncooked Data is taking a break for Christmas and will be back in the New Year with more events news … more →

Tags: Christmas, stats

Safer for who?

carinebeing wrote 2 weeks ago: Driving cross town today from the hip urban food cart her father works out to my ranch home in Tigar … more →

Tags: Suburbs, suburban-urban divide, Traffic Safety, family dynamics, Traffic calming

Who Decides Your Family Story?4 comments

jerrie hurd wrote 3 weeks ago: I was teaching a class on novel-writing. One student was writing about three generations of women wh … more →

Tags: FAMILY STORIES, History, Life Story, Why Stories?, Family History, Love Stories, Novel-Writing, stories of misery, story pattern

137. When Lightning Comes in a Jar by Patricia Polacco

Deeanna wrote 1 month ago: Retell: Patricia Polacco describes a fun-filled family reunion where the adults challenge the kids t … more →

Tags: Baseball, Curiosity, Envisionment, Family, fireflies, interpretation, memoir, Parties, Reunions

Post Sabbatical Journal: Little Yellow Road

Linda Rzoska wrote 1 month ago: HOME STUDIO: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2009 Gorse Before Cappanawalla An Boithrin Bui Today, I’m … more →

Tags: Journal, Michigan, Post Sabbatical Journal

Changing Landscape of the Information Profession 4 comments

Sara Batts wrote 1 month ago: This event was my first taste of being part of a panel. I rather enjoyed myself and hope everyone el … more →

Tags: event report, eBooks, future of information profession, panel, SLA, Social Media

Disappear? Shed Your Identity? Start Over As Someone Else?

jerrie hurd wrote 1 month ago: Who hasn’t thought about it? Yes, but how hard is it for someone to disappear in the digital a … more →

Tags: Story Quote, Why Stories?, becoming someone else, digital age, Disappear, Evan Ratliff, Gone, identity, LAM

History of the internet

Sara Batts wrote 1 month ago: Something (can’t remember what, there are too many things!) pointed me in the direction of thi … more →

Control of the Narrative

redtreetimes wrote 1 month ago: This is a painting from back in 2002 titled Muse.  It was part of a series I was painting at that ti … more →

Tags: Painting, Biographical, influences, Obsessionism

Change & Personal Narratives1 comment

Stacey wrote 1 month ago: “There is nothing permanent except change.” – Heraclitus As a child, I didn’t know much about change … more →

Tags: mentor texts

126. Strong to the Hoop by John Coy

Deeanna wrote 1 month ago: Retell: James has always wanted to play basketball on the main court.  Knowing that he’s too y … more →

Tags: Picture Books, Male Authors, Personal Best, appreciations/no put-downs, Envisionment, inference, similes, boys, commas

Psychogeography and Personal Narrative Animation

Tommy Nagel wrote 2 months ago: For this project, I am think of playing with the metaphor of “falling” asleep. I want to … more →

Tags: Animation, psychogeography, sleep, Tommy Nagel

Using THE word in class... Writing workshop!!

writereadtalk wrote 2 months ago: I finally introduced the word writing workshop to my students. We went through what a typical writin … more →

Tags: Picture Books, Read-alouds, Writing ideas, Writing Territories, Writing Workshop, Minilesson, starting writing workshop

115. Tea With Milk by Allen Say

Deeanna wrote 2 months ago: Retell: Masako is a Japanese-American who moves to Japan after spending her childhood in America.  A … more →

Tags: Picture Books, Male Authors, Asian-American authors, character, social issues, inference, prediction, interpretation, right to pass

I Was So Much Older Then, I'm Younger than That Now1 comment

Scott Noppe-Brandon wrote 2 months ago: Image by Super is Sunny* If you tell a story about yourself for a long enough time, you start to bel … more →

Tags: Article, 1970s, autobiography, conscientious objector, Imagination, Imagination First, self-image, vietnam war

Waiting...1 comment

tour guide pastor wrote 2 months ago: Waiting is the hardest part… I’ve heard that saying so many times in my life that I don … more →

Tags: Job Search, Me, Search and Call

104. Postcards from a War by Vanita Oelschlager

Deeanna wrote 2 months ago: Retell: Brian’s mom is in the Air Force.  Brian is sad that she has gone away to war.  To cons … more →

Tags: Family, Envisionment, Writer's Notebook, monitoring for sense, memoir, Realistic Fiction, War, Quotations, military

Tie Yourself Down

jerrie hurd wrote 2 months ago: A hundred years ago, there was a legendary “tie yourself down” stretch of railroad along Beaver Cany … more →

Tags: FAMILY STORIES, History, Story Motif, Why Stories?, Stories, Family gathering, Railroad, great grandmother, Idaho

Library Routes, or, an accidental librarian1 comment

Sara Batts wrote 3 months ago: Contributing to this project collecting stories about how people became librarians, feels like a ver … more →

Tags: library routes, Wiki, Career Change, SLA, biall, CLIG, Addleshaw Goddard, Reed Smith, icsl


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