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Houghton and TCK-PFO
For almost two weeks I’ve been involved in a training for those headed overseas to teach, dorm parent, and administer schools and boarding programs for TCKs.
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This and That
I’m sitting in a training session right now—I’m a trainer, not a trainee—so I can’t totally focus on a longer, coherent post. Snippets are in store for you today. Memorial Day Weekend found me working and being reminded that I have one of the most amazing “jobs” of all times. Facilitating a reunion for the […]
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Q & A
I love answering questions, so if you’ve got them, keep ’em coming!
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Ask me!
If you’re reading this, you need to give me some suggestions about what I should write about or ask me questions, and I’ll do my best to answer them.
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The Red Suitcase Correlation
There is a direct proportion between the number of days the valise can remain in the middle of everything and the number of days it takes me to get over jet lag.
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Viva Italia!!!
I’ve definitely been missing out for a long time, well . . . all my life. I’ve been in Italy since Tuesday evening. What could be bad about a country that has an amazing variety of coffees almost everywhere you go, good chocolate and great friends? I haven’t done much in Rome but sleep and […]
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The Great Rift Valley
Sweating is not my favorite thing to do—especially when it happens as a by product of normal breathing.
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Sitting in Germany
My time in Germany is half over.
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A Rose by Any Other Name
More than 99.9 percent of people with the first name Sheryl are female. (Wow. I hope so. Poor guy, whoever he is. I hope his middle name is more masculine than his first name.)
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Not So Bad After All
Just a quick update . . . surgery went well and recovery hasn’t been that bad. I’m still not exactly sure everything that happened—one of the dubious perks of being under general anesthesia. I know they took 2 polyps, but other than that I’m not sure. The recovery room nurse was sweet and helpful, but […]