 She climbed into the car after dance and in disheartened squeal, "Where's his shirt?  They lost it and I'll never find it!"  As I poked around in the winter boot Ken was sticking out of, I found the shirt, "Don't worry, it's right here.", I picture the two brothers waiting in the car, watching movies, and . . . playing with sister's Barbie and Ken.  "Why do they have to mess up my dolls?" another anguished plea.  And my reply, "I guess if you don't want them messed with just leave them in your backpack out of sight, and as I speak these words I file the moment for future use with future girlfriends or wives to be, graduation day, or who knows when . . . *insert evil snigger here.
She climbed into the car after dance and in disheartened squeal, "Where's his shirt?  They lost it and I'll never find it!"  As I poked around in the winter boot Ken was sticking out of, I found the shirt, "Don't worry, it's right here.", I picture the two brothers waiting in the car, watching movies, and . . . playing with sister's Barbie and Ken.  "Why do they have to mess up my dolls?" another anguished plea.  And my reply, "I guess if you don't want them messed with just leave them in your backpack out of sight, and as I speak these words I file the moment for future use with future girlfriends or wives to be, graduation day, or who knows when . . . *insert evil snigger here.Parenting and Pedagogy is about writing my way. Thinking about parenting, teaching, literacy, arts, life, and finding my next path. The roots of this blog are the foundation of my passion and dedication to Universal Design in Learning. This post feels raw to me now, but is the keystone to what drives me: “When Child and School Collide”
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3/11/15
Barbie Bandits
 She climbed into the car after dance and in disheartened squeal, "Where's his shirt?  They lost it and I'll never find it!"  As I poked around in the winter boot Ken was sticking out of, I found the shirt, "Don't worry, it's right here.", I picture the two brothers waiting in the car, watching movies, and . . . playing with sister's Barbie and Ken.  "Why do they have to mess up my dolls?" another anguished plea.  And my reply, "I guess if you don't want them messed with just leave them in your backpack out of sight, and as I speak these words I file the moment for future use with future girlfriends or wives to be, graduation day, or who knows when . . . *insert evil snigger here.
She climbed into the car after dance and in disheartened squeal, "Where's his shirt?  They lost it and I'll never find it!"  As I poked around in the winter boot Ken was sticking out of, I found the shirt, "Don't worry, it's right here.", I picture the two brothers waiting in the car, watching movies, and . . . playing with sister's Barbie and Ken.  "Why do they have to mess up my dolls?" another anguished plea.  And my reply, "I guess if you don't want them messed with just leave them in your backpack out of sight, and as I speak these words I file the moment for future use with future girlfriends or wives to be, graduation day, or who knows when . . . *insert evil snigger here.
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