I spent two weeks of June at Manhattan, Kansas - the Little Apple - attending a CASE (Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education) Animal Science Institute. I left Holyoke on Father's Day and proceeded to have some of the most amazing educational times of my life. I think this will help me be a better teacher.
So, if you were wondering why you have not seen a letter from me, this is the cause.
I have quite a few more photos of what I learned. You can see some of them in previous posts. I won't post them all because I am photo challenged.
And no, I am not in any of those pictures because I was behind the camera. But I am in this silly little posed thing at Kites Sports bar (99c sliders - a really small burger)
being a record of letters sent and received, occasional book reviews and general observations upon life.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Writing contest entry

In my uber geeky world of fountain pen use, I cruise the Fountain Pen Network for conversations about using this archaic instrument of written mayhem. The Penmanship section can be inspiring. This thread A Contest Worth Writing For peaked my interest so I scrawled off an entry. I stand no chance at all in winning, but it was a fun diversion.
If you want to see some fantastic writing, read that thread. It just might encourage you to slow down your writing, grab a fountain pen and play around a little bit.
Monday, June 27, 2011
Labeling the parts
Here I am with the appropriate safety gear, having just labeled all of the parts of a porcine female reproductive tract.
This will explain why I have not been writing back to my pen friends. I will get back to it next week when I am home.
This will explain why I have not been writing back to my pen friends. I will get back to it next week when I am home.
Fw: Reproductive dissection
Not letter related, but here is a group of my colleagues examining a sheep reproductive tract- the male type. Later I will be dissecting a female sheep reproductive tract. This is the start of week 2 of my class on animal science curriculum
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