Лежит на травеУмер он от пулиВо время войныОперация в КиевеЗа нацистами онРади Росии пришел Но остался онНа земле как упалНе нужен был мертвыйРодине он.Долг закончилПатрон он словилЖивая мишеньА что мать у негоИли детиВ Башкирии или УфеЭто не важноКак слезы текут Главное честьвождя защищатьНельзя ведь представитьИли голос сказатьЧто нищая стала странаГде жизнь не нужнаРождают материМишени для … Continue reading Русский солдат
What Time Travel Movies Got Wrong Could Kill You.
The other day we were driving home and a thought popped into my head. That thought began a threat of thoughts that ended with a surprising realization: time movies have a very very big flaw. When one thinks of time travel, they think of Back to the Future where you enter a date and time … Continue reading What Time Travel Movies Got Wrong Could Kill You.
Substitute Teacher Part II – Lessons from Subbing
I didn't actually become a sub in a school district. The process requires sending paper packet to the district where it takes months and months of approval to get an emergency credential. It is much easier but also far less lucrative, to sign up with a company that contracts substitutes. Why schools allow someone who … Continue reading Substitute Teacher Part II – Lessons from Subbing
Substitute Teaching – Part I The Experience
If there is one person who most students hate, it is substitute teachers. When a child arrives and sees the scared eyes of a sub, they feel a sense of power that is unlike anything else. I personally never thought I'd ever be one. But Covid created a substitute shortage and I had time so … Continue reading Substitute Teaching – Part I The Experience
Нет Войны
Войска вошлиТреть Русской АрмииНо на Русском СМИ,Нет войны Год о нацистах все говорилиГеноцид в Донбассе, всем говорилиПол года армия подготовлялаНо в Русских СМИК войне не собирались. Войска пошлина юг, Север и ЛугандонМесяц сидят и только больше растутНо в Русских СМИВойна это бредЗапад волнуются попростуНечего подобного нет 24го ракеты пошли"денацификация" шайкив Каждом городе бомби взорвалисьПутин сказал, … Continue reading Нет Войны
Turning 40
I turned 40. It's a strange age to turn because I never expected to become forty. It was something that happens to old people and I really didn't think it would happen. But it has and I reflected on the past 40 years. So many jobs, so many friends, so many experiences. I've hit many … Continue reading Turning 40
Lessons from Seven Years of Reading-Read Intentionally
On my eighth year of reading, where I read at least 20 books for the past six, I realized that by now I should have finished my original "to read" list of 100 books. And yet, that list has now grown to over 300 books and I have only read eleven of those books. This … Continue reading Lessons from Seven Years of Reading-Read Intentionally
Books of 2022
. Wandering Stars by Sholem Aleihem 450p ****This is one of the most important works by a Ukrainian-born Yiddish language writer best known for writing the book Tevye the Dairyman based on which was the musical Fiddler on The Roof. I loved this book until the last page. It is an amazing look at the … Continue reading Books of 2022
Her (and Our). First Year
No one comes with a manual for children, but somehow I think women are more prepared, even though they are totally unprepared. Men however have an easier job but that job is completely self-taught. There are no lactation specialists. You get virtually zero help from friends or fathers, you are expected to figure everything out, … Continue reading Her (and Our). First Year
Religion Miracles Over Time
Pagans: Controls Weather. Ancient Jews: Creates a flood and kills all people. Later Jews: Turns a stick into a snack and lowers the tide. Christians: Turns water to wine. Muslims: Provides Virgins. Evangelicals: Will kill everyone except Evangelicals. Mormons: Told a guy some stories and buried books under a tree. Scientologists: Magic alien stuff in … Continue reading Religion Miracles Over Time