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Amid all the testing and teaching and learning, there must be a little lightness in the classroom. Science has proven that we learn faster if we learn in play.
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While I call this a Southern story, It is really an American story. This episode is about the harsh conditions and difficult times that built the character and strength of those who built our world. We complain about the luxuries our children have but forget how fortunate we are.
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What time is it, kids? If you thought, "It's Howdy Doodie Time!" then don't change that dial. If you know what a "Joey Tree" is, then this episode will take you back to a simpler time. From Fred Kirby, Captain Kangaroo and Hopalong Cassidy, I bring you greetings.
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If you have ever been thirteen -years-old in a small town, this episode is for you. Use it to remember all the things you learned and to look back at the childhood you left behind.
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If you are looking for inspiration or a deeper understanding of life...Sorry. This is just a tale about a dog and the people who serve him. Enjoy!
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Can you imagine the Typing Toom? the Cafetorium, the Band Room?
All are gone now but I remember the old Fort Mill High. Take a peek into the past with me.
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With cooking shows all the rage, I believe we should pay tribute to the audience...the eaters. This week I dig deep into the covered dish casserole dinners of our past. I may not have the speed, but when it comes to food, I am a wide receiver.
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Let's pretend that summer has warmed our souls and the peaches are ripe. Let's take a visit to the OLD Peach Stand
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Forty miles of rocky river, rented canoes and limited experience make for three lesson-filled days on the Catawba.
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On a summer day in 1960, there was only one place to be for a 12 year-old boy. Grab your suit and towel and hop on your bike. We're headed for the swimming pool.
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Back Window is a series of vignettes about the times in life where I have drawn meaning. It is sometimes heartfelt and often humorous.