January heat wave
the lack of snow. it worries me.
in other news, maggie and i got plane tickets for arizona for march. hopefully it will be a chance to see my grandparents, my friends peter and david, maggie's friend nick, and the grand canyon. and get a tan.
in still other news, i meant to post a while ago about a place in fort collins we discovered, a restaurant named 415. chickin and waffles? with maple-bacon syrup? why, yes.
in more, unrelated news, i was in casper last weekend for a wyoming writing project gathering. it was refreshing, and more evidence that i need to push out into new experiences. the group was a fun one, teachers from all levels who love what they do and continue to do good work, in the face of the frustrations that go with being a public-school/community-college/state-funded-university teacher. i hope i may get to work with them this summer.
and yet more news: i've committed myself to working through aristotle this spring. despite holding a masters degree in rhetoric and composition, i've never read on rhetoric, which seems a pretty massive crack in my foundation.
snow, tomorrow. they say. we'll see.
in other news, maggie and i got plane tickets for arizona for march. hopefully it will be a chance to see my grandparents, my friends peter and david, maggie's friend nick, and the grand canyon. and get a tan.
in still other news, i meant to post a while ago about a place in fort collins we discovered, a restaurant named 415. chickin and waffles? with maple-bacon syrup? why, yes.
in more, unrelated news, i was in casper last weekend for a wyoming writing project gathering. it was refreshing, and more evidence that i need to push out into new experiences. the group was a fun one, teachers from all levels who love what they do and continue to do good work, in the face of the frustrations that go with being a public-school/community-college/state-funded-university teacher. i hope i may get to work with them this summer.
and yet more news: i've committed myself to working through aristotle this spring. despite holding a masters degree in rhetoric and composition, i've never read on rhetoric, which seems a pretty massive crack in my foundation.
snow, tomorrow. they say. we'll see.
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