With a title like that, I'm pretty sure glossing over her would be the wrong thing to do. Yes, I'm one of the nuermous guys out there, who flocked to doctor who and now, with my appreciation of classic who, I'm stuck with a quandry. Sarah Jayne Smith has passed on. She's gone--and i considered her to be around for a good long time.I thought she would surely be around for a 12th doctor, but i think about the Brigadeer who also past recently. All that is left in the club is Tom Baker. Today, I read a little of Marcus Aurelius, who spoke of fame being fleeting, and that generation after generation would forget those who came before them.
The good news is, that I have a couple of wonderful students who really love literature, and through them I can see that Literature will do just fine. One Student, has her own Blog, and it looks to be going very well. She works very hard, and as a teacher I'm proud of her. Check out her blog: The Life of Loza.
Another student seems to be doing very well. Two students from another class are fantastic editors, and I told them so last week. I know they will do well--I can sense they are cut out for College.
The world goes on, and so do we. This post has little of great value in it, but I don't know how I feel. More soon.
James
The "shruggish" beginning and a new attempt to write a regular blog for a man who is learning everything he needs to have a varied and successful life. The search for true love,happiness, pride, joy, clarity and truth. The blog records my interests, varied and hereditary, my loves and my fandom. It exploes the truth of life lived out loud and the juxtaposed elements of a life lived in full--with pictures and words.
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Thank you so much Professor Enelow!
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