Posts Tagged ‘classic’
My Favorite Childhood Toys
Posted by: dateacher on: May 29, 2009
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Part 2 in a series
Ah, toys of childhood, who doesn’t remember the toys of childhood. I had this one group of toys that I played with nearly every day, and I still have this group of toys, that’s how much I loved them. When going through the attic with my mom, many things got tossed [...]
The 80s
Posted by: dateacher on: May 27, 2009
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So on this summer break so far I’ve had the TV on during some of my projects. There’s really not much on “daytime” television. I knew this because during the academic year I have Fridays off.
In the last couple years, I’ve tried hard to steer clear of the morning news programs and the daytime talk [...]
What do you read?
Posted by: dateacher on: March 20, 2009
I’m not much of a reader. I chalk it up to the fact that during my formative years I was given lists of books during the summer that had 2 parts – a list of required reading and a suggested list from which to choose 2 or 3 to read. Being forced to read during [...]
Is it possible, I’m classic?
Posted by: dateacher on: August 29, 2008
Okay – this blog is supposed to be about my new teaching experiences, but I’m not above going off topic a little bit.
So yesterday – I’m lecturing about restorative and esthetic dental materials when I reference a couple of celebrities who have good teeth but who, from appearances, didn’t quite take it far enough, only [...]
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