"My Father Has Been A Professor Of English At The University Of St. Thomas For Over 50 Years. Here He Is, At 91 Years Old, Embracing Virtual Teaching Like A Boss"
"Listening to and watching him teach "The Odyssey" by Homer is a true gift. He’s been teaching it for decades, and yet he has the passion and excitement for the text as if it's the first time. These kids have no idea how lucky they are."
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Ivan 7 month s ago
#1 there was nothing wholesome about the covid panic shut down
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Leve 7 month s ago
Ivan,
I took up cooking new things from scratch (in cluding bread of course), so I wouldn't have to go outside as much. That new level of self-reliance felt and feels pretty wholesome.
I took up cooking new things from scratch (in cluding bread of course), so I wouldn't have to go outside as much. That new level of self-reliance felt and feels pretty wholesome.
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Virdie 7 month s ago
Ivan,
It taught people to not underestimate and belittle those who work in service industry, and to reexamine their priorities. Forcing elitists into the exact positions that they belittled others for. Imagine thinking you have a secure government job only to discover it may be gone, just like those who work in other industries. Whole those who struggled and constantly abused could finally say "now you know what it feels like".
It taught people to not underestimate and belittle those who work in service industry, and to reexamine their priorities. Forcing elitists into the exact positions that they belittled others for. Imagine thinking you have a secure government job only to discover it may be gone, just like those who work in other industries. Whole those who struggled and constantly abused could finally say "now you know what it feels like".
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Leon 7 month s ago
#6 i guess Asians and midgets and whites and jews don't get special treatment.
#46 interesting. is this so they can operate computers and scam people with poor English?
#46 interesting. is this so they can operate computers and scam people with poor English?
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Nate 7 month s ago
#23 Asshole people. Fawns are left on their own by their mothers all the time, the fawns hide and the mother comes back to get them when it's safe. It's not cute, it's abuse.
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Julie 7 month s ago
Nate,
Don't be so quick to judge. The mother could have been shot by a hunter. Those fawns were probably found huddled and hungry beside its corpse. Adults just don't surreptitiously bring large wild animals to their house unless there's a very logical reason to do so. Some do...most don't.
Don't be so quick to judge. The mother could have been shot by a hunter. Those fawns were probably found huddled and hungry beside its corpse. Adults just don't surreptitiously bring large wild animals to their house unless there's a very logical reason to do so. Some do...most don't.
I took up cooking new things from scratch (in cluding bread of course), so I wouldn't have to go outside as much. That new level of self-reliance felt and feels pretty wholesome.
It taught people to not underestimate and belittle those who work in service industry, and to reexamine their priorities. Forcing elitists into the exact positions that they belittled others for. Imagine thinking you have a secure government job only to discover it may be gone, just like those who work in other industries. Whole those who struggled and constantly abused could finally say "now you know what it feels like".
#46 interesting. is this so they can operate computers and scam people with poor English?
Don't be so quick to judge. The mother could have been shot by a hunter. Those fawns were probably found huddled and hungry beside its corpse. Adults just don't surreptitiously bring large wild animals to their house unless there's a very logical reason to do so. Some do...most don't.