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Accidental Internet Detox ?>

Accidental Internet Detox

The only real issue I has been that the Internet quit in Albuquerque and didn’t pick back up again until I reached California. I had not over planned this trip because so much has been going on. I figured we could just take it as it went. However, there are a whole list of things that I cannot do without internet: check gas prices on Gas Buddy, route using Google Maps, and check websites for information about activities. By the time…

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Trip Recap ?>

Trip Recap

We are on day 4 of our cross-country adventure. A few lessons have been learned, a few adventures had and thankfully no more bad luck! I started my week with a bit of bad luck. Sunday afternoon I got a ticket on Hinds Blvd It is one of those places in town that you have to slow down, but has a beautiful 4-lane road. 40 mph just feels slow! So you have to make yourself slow down… I guess I…

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Vaccinations and Bribery ?>

Vaccinations and Bribery

“This is a personal website. All views and information presented herein are my own and do not represent the views of the Fulbright Program or the U.S. Department of State.” I do not try to attest to being a vaccination expert.  I did have the back of my head that when traveling you might need to get some additional vaccinations.  I remember getting an entire set of them when I first traveled abroad to Russia in 1996. Not being an expert,…

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The Process ?>

The Process

“This is a personal website. All views and information presented herein are my own and do not represent the views of the Fulbright Program or the U.S. Department of State.” In the fall of 2015, Dan went to a seminar from a visiting professor who discussed the Fulbright program.  He came home and asked me what I thought about it.  I had worked on an application in 2012, but ended up not submitting it.  At the time, K-12 teachers went…

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Introductions from the Kids ?>

Introductions from the Kids

What is your name? Maggie How old are you? 7 What is your favorite book(s)? Babymouse What is your favorite activity? Play on my tablet What is your favorite special in school? Library What is your favorite subject in school (recess doesn’t count)? Math Where are you going this summer? 19 states What are you most excited about? New Mexico Where are you going this fall? Palestine What are you most excited about? Buying a scarf If you could travel…

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Year of Adventures: Part II ?>

Year of Adventures: Part II

“This is a personal website. All views and information presented herein are my own and do not represent the views of the Fulbright Program or the U.S. Department of State.” I am excited to announce that I have been selected as a Fulbright Distinguished Award in Teaching recipient for the academic year 2016-17.  Let me backtrack and explain. First, Fulbright is a group of programs under the auspices of the US Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs….

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Year of Adventures: Part I ?>

Year of Adventures: Part I

In our house whenever we take the kids somewhere we tell them we are going on an “adventure.”  Usually this means we are going to the grocery store or to get the oil changed.  Sometimes it means we are going thrift store shopping or to buy new shoes.  The only reason we trick cajole the kids into getting into the car is that occasionally we hit the zoo or the children’s museum.  However this year we are actually going on adventures.  Real…

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