Category Archives: Venting

Because not everything makes me giggle.

These aren’t the droids you are looking for

Categories: Venting

It seems like every store these days wants to keep track of as much personal information about you as they possibly can. The whole reason behind the cards at Albertsons and Smiths is not so you can get a discount, … Keep reading

Remind me to never move to Georgia

Categories: Books, Education, Questions, Venting

This was a small story in the news today, but in its shortness, several things struck me as just wrong. Georgia mom seeks Harry Potter ban. I think I would be pretty flattered if I ever wrote a book that … Keep reading

A misconception of teachers

Categories: Education, Venting, Work

It would be real nice if other people understood just how much of a pain-in-the-butt hassle it is for teachers to take time off of work. I took Wednesday off because I was sick, and everyone was surprised that I … Keep reading

The cost of free education

Categories: Education, Venting

To say I was surprised to find out that my friends are paying between $100 and $200 for their children to attend free public schools in Utah would be an understatement. Shocked and appalled would be much closer to to … Keep reading

Learning between the lines

Categories: Education, Learn Something, Venting

There is much to be learned from every situation. Even when I was in elementary school and dreamed of being a teacher, I was learning more than just the curriculum from my teachers. I watched them and saw what made … Keep reading

Proposal for a new word

Categories: Venting

I make no secret of the fact that I am disappointed with the English language and often feel restricted with it’s limited vocabulary. There just aren’t enough words to describe all the thoughts and feelings I have. Today, while discussing … Keep reading

Back to School

Categories: Books, Education, Venting

Last Wednesday I drove up to the University of Utah to get a new parking permit for the new school year. I also got my bus pass and bought three of the now 8 books I need for my four … Keep reading