Monthly Archives: August 2008

The Lost and Found Bin

Last night was Back-to-School night at Ryan’s middle school.  For two hours parents rotate through their child’s class schedule to get the low-down on the upcoming year.  For me, it’s also a chance to see people I haven’t seen in a while. So … Continue reading

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The Mysterious Dollars

Every Monday I pop $5 into a special pocket of both my boys’ backpacks.  The money is to cover two days of eating lunch in the school cafeteria.  They could pick any two days but need to let me know … Continue reading

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Chipotle

I started teaching summer math camps in 2002 for elementary aged kids.  I must admit the reason for teaching them was selfish.  As a former classroom teacher who emphasized hands-on learning I wanted my two boys to be exposed to … Continue reading

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