Comfort

You can dress it up any way you want, and it’s still just cinnamon toast. This is what we had for supper in my family when we needed only a light supper, perhaps after enjoying a particularly...

Angels in the Window

From Bear Creek Church, Hinds County,...

Au Revoir, Barry Hannah

Barry Hannah,...

Sharon does Oxford

The hotel ran out of rooms and bumped me up to a suite for the same price. I feel so important. Posted via web from Just Haphazardry ...

Contentment Diary 3/4/10

The aggravating part about blog-a-days is that once you’ve said you’ll do them you feel obligated to continue even when you’ve had a long day and have nothing in particular to say. That...

Contentment Diary 3/3/2010

Tuckered out I believe is the official term for how I feel right now, though I’m trying to quit saying things like “I’m tired,” “I’m too busy,” or “I’m...

Twittoum: A Poetic Experiment

Twittoum by Sharon Gerald  Download now or listen on posterous Twittoum.mp3 (8597 KB) Steeped in the tea kettle’s whistle, thinking of the you you made for me,I toggle my wants...

The Cuz Club, 2nd Gen

When my nieces were little, they created “The Cuz Club” and held regular meetings at my parents’ house. The effort was spearheaded by Jessica, who appointed the officers every year...

The 2010 Games at Grandmother’s

Team Cuz...

Full Moon

This is what I saw on my drive home tonight. I’ve never wished more that I owned a more powerful...

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  • March 26 Symposium for Two-Year College Teachers March 5, 2010
    What is Composition in the Digital Age? A Symposium for Two-Year College Teachers 1:00-5:00, Friday, March 26 102 Liberal Arts Building University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, MS Click here to access the registration form, and here to view the flyer. Registration is free to TYCAM members. You are asked to pre-register only to help us judge how many t […]
    Sharon Gerald
  • Twitter as Writing Prompt March 3, 2010
    I personally love the idea of using Twitter as a prompt for blogging. One form of digital writing compliments another. Send students to Twitter to find what people are saying on a given topic and then take some of those quotes back to the blog for responses. They could, of course, simply [...] […]
    Sharon Gerald
  • Twitter and Assignment Management March 3, 2010
    My previous post talked about making lists to organize the people you follow on Twitter. I was thinking more along the lines of personal and professional networking in that post, but lists can be essential to classroom management of Twitter assignments as well. If you have your classes Tweeting, a list means you [...] […]
    Sharon Gerald
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