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Monthly Archives: June 2014
What the Class of 2014 Taught Me
Working with youth is one of the most rewarding things that I’ve ever been able to do. I think that everyone who teaches knows that the kids often tend to be the teachers and we, the students. The longer I … Continue reading
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Tagged class of 2014, dating, education, graduations, high school, lessons, middle school, parents, teaching, teens, youth
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It Looked Better on Pinterest, Part IX: Skinny Poolside Dip
Summertime is right around the corner, and summertime is synonymous with outdoor picnics and BBQs. My apartment complex was having a BBQ and I volunteered to bring a side dish. I wanted to do something simple, so I turned to … Continue reading
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Tagged bbq, cooking, dip, food, NatureBox, potluck, recipe, summertime
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Everything Turned Upside Down 