Starting to journal

This house is full of old paper journals. I write behind dragons, Dr. Who and bilingual workshops. My organizational scheme unravels often and I only vaguely know what kind of information falls behind which cover.  My mother wrote on her calendars, a clever plan that somehow I never picked up. Calendars make dating unnecessary while limiting entry size. If journaling sounds like too much work,… Read More

The first slip from the jar — Do you like rainstorms? Why or why not?

I love rainstorms. I’m not quite as crazy as some old college friends who used to climb trees during storms, but my youngest girl and I sat on the front porch yesterday during a rainstorm, just to watch the sheets of water fall and smell the fresh air. Rainstorms cleanse even as they drop bits of branches… Read More

Greetings Earthlings!

Welcome, readers. Biographyjar.com has existed to tell my views and life story, complete with zombies. I merged a zombie blog into a biography blog and created… ummm, I’m not sure what. But I renewed the blog anyway. Enjoy. Reader’s Magnet has accidentally linked to this blog, rather than my education blog. If you are interested… Read More

Three Boys Skipped 7th Period

Or did they? These are exactly the type of boys to go poking zombies with sticks. When the Apocalypse arrives, how will we know where our children are? At this point, society has so little discipline and so little chain of command, that whole schools may go over before anyone sounds the alarm. (What, she’s… Read More

Do not hide in chimneys!

Going down the chimney did not work for this cat and rat. Similar strategies are unlikely to work for anyone. Fleeing zombies is a lot like driving on the expressway. There is probably only one critical rule for safe driving: Always leave yourself a way out. In case of an actual outbreak, don’t get so excited by the fun of wiping… Read More

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