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Tag Archives: 9/11
Teach Your Children Well About 9/11
Today marks the 15th anniversary of the worst Islamic terror attack in our nation’s history.
Most of the people reading this article can remember quite vividly where they were when the attacks came. I know I can — like it was yesterday.
However, our children likely do not. Continue reading
Posted in 9/11, A.P. Dillon (LL1885), Common Core, EDUCATION
Tagged 9/11, Common Core Aligned, Teaching Tolerance
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Home of the Bravely Hypocritical
Since 49’ers QB Colin Kaepernick choose to sit during the National Anthem there’s been a non-stop fire storm across the country regarding his actions.
Since the”sit-in” other NFL players, including Denver Broncos Brandon Marshall, have jumped on that band wagon in solidarity with Kaepernick, his actions and his reasons for the Flag protest. Continue reading
20 – 20 – 4
I turn my heart and eyes to those two small people, which God gifted me with. I draw my strength from 20 fingers. I draw my inspiration from 20 toes. I draw my resolve from the 4 eyes that look to me for love, support, guidance and protection. Continue reading
Ten Years Later – A Continuing Tribute (7/10/11)
We MUST Never Forget. We are two months from the 10th Anniversary of 9/11. Ten years seems like a long time for some, but for others it was just yesterday. For much of America, the wounds are still fresh from … Continue reading
Ten Years Later – A Continuing Tribute (5/27)
We MUST Never Forget. As we all relax for this Memorial Day weekend, may we keep clearly in mind the reason for the holiday and count our blessings. We cannot lose sight of how close we are to losing what … Continue reading
Ten Years Later – A Continuing Tribute; The Lady’s Story
I think I’ve avoided putting it into written words for a number of reasons – most of which are in a vein of mental self-defense. I’ve decided that today is the day, however, to finally let some of those defenses down. This is my story. Continue reading
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