Mississippi’s New Attendance Policy – Stop the Hysteria, Moms!
Today in the hair salon, some moms were talking about the state’s new attendance policy. Me after listening…”Retired teacher here. If you want to really […]
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Using art to teach economic concepts
Using art to teach economics… who would have thought? A few years ago, I worked with the Mississippi Council on Economic Education and the Mississippi […]
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Truths I Never Told You by Kelly Rimmer
I was going to wait to write this review in order to process the book and contemplate my “talking points.” However, with school starting back, […]
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The German Wife by Kelly Rimmer
One of my favorite books is Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin (do I need to even say who wrote that book?). I remember thinking […]
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Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak
Synopsis: (Amazon link) Mallory is delighted to have a new job looking after gorgeous four-year-old, Teddy. She’s been sober for a year and a half […]
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Using Legos to Introduce Gross Domestic Product
For years, I have used Play-Doh to introduce GDP – gross domestic product. Two years ago, I wanted to try something different. After much thought, […]
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The Deepest South of All by Richard Grant
Amazon link First, if you have not read Dispatches from Pluto, you need to read that book before this one. I was skeptical of an […]
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The Last Thing He Told Me: A Novel
Amazon link First things first… I sometimes forego a recipe when the setting is based in the U.S.; however, since I was already doing pulled […]
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Surviving Toxicity in the Workplace
Merriam-Webster dictionary defines toxicity two different ways: a) the state of being toxic and b) an extremely harsh, malicious, or harmful quality. Normally, we view […]
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The Moonlight Child by Karen McQuestion
Caprese salad – made from homegrown tomatoes and basil… This really has nothing to do with the setting of the book. However, we have a […]
