Monthly Archives: May 2019

what will you do?

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just another typical moment spent in a dance-off with a gorilla

while wearing a mash-up of your baseball team hat and Cub Scout gear

as a flag flies and a Girl Scout looks on.

what will you do today?

 

“it’s fun to take two topics and mix them into one cartoon.”

-walt handelsman

war letters.

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“I don’t think any man can exactly explain combat. It’s beyond words.”   Soldier, WWII

Based on newly discovered personal correspondence from the Revolutionary War to the Gulf War, War Letters brings to life vivid eyewitness accounts of famous battles, intimate declarations of love and longing, poignant letters penned just before the writer was killed, and heartbreaking “Dear John” letters from home.  


War Letters
premiered on television in 2001.

Visit American Experience for bonus videos,

timelines and transcripts of letters from war. 

 Visit Website

 

“letters are among the most significant memorial a person can leave behind them.”

-johann wolfgang von goethe

 

 

dedicated to all those who made the ultimate sacrifice on this Memorial Day and every day.

 

 

sources: pbs.org, American Expérience, Chapman University, chapman.edu

collective.

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part of the lake house crew of friends

worked together

to create a solution

involving the installation of a new dock

with

2 sets of waders

4 people with different ideas

8 hands

myriad tools

and

in the end

success.

 

 

 

 “the shape and solutions of the future

rely totally on the collective effort of people working together.

we are all an integral part of the web of life.”

jacque fresco, – Life Future People Together

show and (don’t) tell

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highlight quote from kinder show and tell today:
“I’m going to show you what I brought,
but if you see my sister in the hall
don’t tell her that I brought it.”
-w, age 5
“not everything needed to be brought into the light, he knew.
not every truth needed to be told.”
― louise penny, author
image credit: golden records 1964

infinite possibilities.

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“tearing the paper means you’ve stopped believing in the infinite possibilities of a square.” 

-tor dual, a thousand paper birds

 

image credit: artist, vik muniz turned two million cranes into one symbol of strength for japanese earthquake victims