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At approximately the same time, author Ray Bradbury died at the age of 91. Coincidence? I think not. If you have not read Fahrenheit 451 then you should go out and buy it and read it immediately. The man was brilliant. I teach his books often in many of my college courses. I have blogged about the novel and Bradbury before. I won't get into all that again. "The Reality of Fahrenheit 451"
I have another teaching demonstration on Monday at Brown Mackie College, which sounds very interesting as the students take only one course a semester, in a four hour block, three days a week. It is a new campus, and we get to pilot an iPad-for-every-student-program! I would begin teaching July 2. I am sorta stoked to be perfectly honest. I feel the excitement for teaching coming back full force!
With this new found zest for teaching, I have also found a renewed interest in women in politics. I offer you this link to sign a petition to have a female moderator at the Presidential Debates. Women vote more frequently; women are not as worried about sharing their opinions openly; women actually know what is going on before they vote.
This week has been a learning week. I learned a great deal about myself, my limits, my expectations, and my desires. It seems that I have not lost my wanderlust, but I have changed as to whom I include in my new journeys. Plus, I have become a whole lot more tolerant, which is really saying something, as I was already hyper-tolerant.
Good, no, great things come to those who wait. I do not need everything now. Strange, I am not a material person at all. I don't have to have things in the tangible-own-everything-in-sight-sense; I don't have to make the big bucks, drive the fancy car, or wear designer clothes. All the things then are really non-tangible items, special people, family, love. I can wait to have it all.
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