Eclectic Explorations of Educational and Experiential Frontiers Through Writing
To date, Every Watering Word, my first book of poetry, is fast surpassing its 100 sales mark! Many thanks for your support! To get your copy, you can go to Amazon.com, bn.com (Barnes and Noble) or Books123.org. Please post a photo of you and your copy of the book with the hashtag #EveryWateringWord on Facebook, … Continue reading Every Watering Word
Food is sacrament. Forkful by forkful, something old unfolds and something new begins to take its first breath. Food is sacrament. Through its creations and sharing, I am educated in how to give and bless back the family and friends that purpose my living. Family albums bloom with snapshots where we celebrate anniversaries, show thanks … Continue reading Making Memories Plate by Plate
On any given day, John R. Jenkins, Ed.D., can be found laboring in the fray, soldiering on the frontline of education. He is an irrepressible spirit who has embodied several educative incarnations. As English/Language Arts teacher, teacher trainer, instructional coach, consultant, researcher, faculty member, administrator, and currently Vice President of Programs for the School Leaders … Continue reading As Educational Frontiersman: One Man’s Calling to Make a Difference
As a new wife and mother, I experience jubilee and juggling. I receive constant fulfillment yet expend breath and best guesses finishing challenges. I stand in an intersection of past/present/future. This triptych daily positions me to negotiate divergent responsibilities, prior obligations and new undertakings, obliging yet unifying them all. Hopefully my intimacies, epiphanies, and suggestions … Continue reading Woman, Wife and Mother: An Evolving Intersection
For several months I have been dodging this experience, telling the event but withholding the impact. Asking for advice in statements and not questions. Then there was the conversation with Sandra this week. After nearing 7 years of being incommunicado, our reunion was seamless, like closing a zipper. With her you feel compassion that no … Continue reading The Carriage of Miscarriage
tanya manning-yarde, phd 