by cpaigesanders | Nov 13, 2019 | A Happy Learner, For SLPs + Teachers
The other day, I finally took to the task of cleaning up the yard. I had many pots of dead flowers, bags of half-used soil, and at least 50 empty, plastic containers – the kind your plants come in when you pick them up at the nursery. Those I bagged up with the...
by cpaigesanders | Nov 6, 2019 | A Happy Learner, For SLPs + Teachers
Today, I watched a regrettable scene unfold amongst colleagues. A student in our district, with particularly special needs, was being discussed with regards to the ways that he could best be helped in his education. The individual closest to the student was clearly...
by cpaigesanders | Oct 31, 2019 | Blog, Faith
A few years ago, I discovered Thomas Cahill’s book How the Irish Saved Civilization and was utterly fascinated. A longtime Anglophile, the Celtic traditions of Ireland and Scotland weigh heavy in my heart and my imagination. I was able to travel to Scotland...
by cpaigesanders | Oct 28, 2019 | Blog, Travel
There’s something about fall that makes me want to get out and go, even more than summer. My deep-south lifestyle probably has a thing or two to do with that. Summertime outings are really limited to a day at the pool or a trip from your house to your car and,...
by cpaigesanders | Oct 23, 2019 | Blog, Books
One of my first experiences with The Silmarillion was my husband beginning to read it. He, as of yet, hasn’t made it past Ainulindale, but over and over he told me how beautiful this story of creation is. Once I read it, I had to agree. Reminding me heartily of...
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