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Jul 24, 2017
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justateacher1
Yes, I live in an area that is extremely hot until about November. I can not open the windows and can not adjust the air. My friend suggested everything you stated. I like the idea of bringing cold water to the classroom. I may breakdown. and purchase a humidifier. I refuse to be hot as most of my friends think I have gone through the change. My do...See More
flacka
My room was always hotter and more humid than any other room so I finally bought a dehumidifier and it helped somewhat. My daughter is a dog walker and is out in the heat all day and she finds that the cooling rags make a real difference in how she feels. I found some mini ones (3" wide) at Dicks for $1.99 so maybe parents would like to get one for...See More
Jul 24, 2017
~ Walt Whitman
Jul 24, 2017
~ Kermit the Frog
Jul 22, 2017
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Deb ms/IA
Hi Mozart, I remember you! BA gave some great helpful hints. I know the magazine Guideposts offers writers workshops and may have some advice. Sometimes book stores offer writing type courses too. You might have a retired college composition teacher or high school English teacher who could help you too.
I amy be starting out on this journe...See More
I amy be starting out on this journe...See More
Mozart
Hi Deb! I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I'm sad for you and your family but glad that something good is growing out of that experience. Thank you for your suggestions.
Jul 23, 2017
Jul 22, 2017
We had heavy storms all night; so for the first time this summer, my group training ride got cancelled this morning. I thought I would drive over and do the 8:30 spinning class only to find no open bikes with people waiting ...See More
Elaine/ret/IN
Men, I love your account of wandering through fitness options. Simple works best: just pedal (or walk or). Wave as you drive by. What a perfect way to punctuate the summer with a road trip.
10,203 steps today. We blew lots of bubbles, sat on golf carts, listened to guitar players, wrote with sidewalk chalk, rolled on a basketball, played ...See More
10,203 steps today. We blew lots of bubbles, sat on golf carts, listened to guitar players, wrote with sidewalk chalk, rolled on a basketball, played ...See More
Jul 20, 2017
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Elaine/ret/IN
Deb, any adolescent must-reads? I'm tried 9 years, but I still read the books. Not the dystopian stuff. I tried just in time. I read " The Hunger Games," and that was it for me. I'll read books about middle school angst, but none of that violent stuff. What a (mostly) wonderful summer you had! Have a great school year.
Elaine/ret/IN
Retired 9 years ago. Retired just in time. Oops.
Jul 22, 2017
~ Sarah Dessen
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