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"Those who can't do teach" was once a common saying, but I'm glad to be rid of it.
Because teaching is a real skill that involves a type of patience and understanding that the doers of their field might lack.
You can be exceedingly phenomenal in your specialty, and fail gloriously to explain it well to someone else. It happens all the time, and credit needs to be handed to the people that are stellar at teaching a concept, not just understanding and applying it.
Holy shit. The local public library is having a community book sale and you can buy a bag and fill it with as many books as you want and it’s only $5. I just got so many great books and I’m so happy and excited. Omfg.
Here’s a list of books I got:
Newspaper Design
Designing with type: a basic course in typography
The Onion’s Finest News Reporting
Associated Press (AP) Stylebook 2004
A Guide to Good Writing
Telling the Story: a convergence of print, broadcast, and online media
125 Years of The Advertiser
Communication Arts: Graphic Design
The Best of Brochure Design
News is a Verb: Journalism at the end of the 20th century
A Complete Guide to Birdfeeding
I have no clue if you all found that interesting or not. But I’m so stoked to have these books to add to my personal library.
Side note: I’m laughing because all of the books are journalism/ Design/ or communication books and the last one is birdfeeding.
Birds are important to society. Just gonna throw that out there.
Free Indeed
As a septuagenarian, I have met many Christians. It may be too simplistic but I will classify them in only two types. There are those who enjoy their relationship with Christ and those who endure it. John Eldredge in his book Beautiful Outlaw writes: “The more you fall in love with Jesus’ genuine goodness, which is true goodness, the more you will detest the counterfeit of a false piety and a…
Perspective
Romans 12: 1,2 is a favorite verse of mine. It is a favorite because it puts life’s meaning in proper perspective for me. How it became so important to me It all started when I was a Sophomore or Junior in high school. An evangelist came to our small Baptist church for a week of sermons. He shared these verses when I asked him, “how can we know God’s will?” “Do you desire to do God’s will?”…
Christianity Myths: Introduction
I am amazed at how many people misunderstand the fundamentals of the Christian faith. The real shock to me is that some of the most confused are persons calling themselves Christian. For this reason I am not bewildered when non-believers have misconceived the Gospel with fundamentalist Christianity gospel. Nor am I surprised why those who grew up in evangelical homes leave the Church. This…
In the Dark of Morning
What are your morning rituals? What does the first hour of your day look like? My First Hour – 4:30 am – 5:30 am: Toilet break Say Good morning to pets gathered around me Brush teeth, comb away bedhead Take AM medicine Feed/Water pets Pray over church prayer request list Review texts, emails, social media Read and Write Respond to social media posts News media Scripture research and…
Discovery in a Cave E5
Discovery in a Cave E5
I offer my hand. Harold glances down at my hand. Then he looks me in the eye. He takes my hand. His grip is extreme. My mind jumps to that moment where he indicated he might not allow me to leave. I put that behind me as I promised. “Maybe we can start over from the beginning,” my hand aches as I wonder if Harold knows his own strength or is intentionally reminding me of it. “Hi, I’m Doug…
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