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A Job Well Done
You know that part of the airplane journey where the captain comes on over the loudspeaker and tells you about the flight you are going to take. The Captain predicts the flying time, claims that we are going to be … Continue reading
Posted in commuting, perfect moment, subway, TTC
Tagged a job well done, announcements, comments, commute, subway, Toronto
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Well Done Everyone
It was a great surprise to me, but perhaps not to most of you, but yesterday’s post on editing and errors generated a lot of great comments. I had believed that I alone had the inability to easily spot and correct … Continue reading
Posted in Aspirations, Reflections, Perfection, blog, blog posts, blogging, blogposts, editing, growing your blog, help, increasing blog traffic, knowledge, mistakes, positive comments, starting a blog, thanks
Tagged blog post, blogpost, blogs, commenting, comments, correcting, corrections, editing, errors, mistakes, thanks
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Lessons in the Obvious
My student made me laugh today. I doubt that I can do the scene any justice whatsoever. I mean, it probably isn’t funny. No, that’s not true. It’s funny, but I don’t know if I can write it like it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Aspirations, Reflections, Perfection, culture, ESL, students, teaching
Tagged comments, differences, height, life, obvious, students, teaching
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WordPress Premium Questions
Once again, I find myself wondering if I should sign up for WP premium. It is party because I am running out of space, and partly because my numbers are consistent and on pace to double last years. It isn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged comments, experiences, help, investment, money, upgrade, WordAds, Wordpress Premium
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What Others Say about Online Dating
One of my colleagues explained her online dating experiences to me while we took the subway to our destinations after work. It was a look into a world that so many have encouraged me to join. Since this was not … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, adversity, advice, Aspirations, Reflections, Perfection, dating, online dating, relationships, websites
Tagged advice, comments, conversations, dating, overheard, tips
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Nature Moots the Discussion
I witnessed a curious interaction between two of my students. The first said that winter wasn’t so bad. The second answered that it wasn’t the winter he had experienced the previous year. Both students are from warmer climates than this … Continue reading →