High school graduation is a major accomplishment for some students. For others it’s one step closer to college – two-year, four-year or professional student. I, for one, don’t remember much from my high school graduation and it’s only through pictures that I recognize any members of my class.
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Whether they were on the roof or under it, in the collapse zone, four firefighters lost their lives in a restaurant fire that spread to an adjoining hotel in Houston Texas. The after-action report, though not out yet, will share valuable information about what went wrong.
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The process of moving a loved one into assisted living or a skilled nursing facility is a difficult one. It is an emotional roller coaster for the person moving and the adult child. Most frequently, the adult child experiences guilt while the parent experiences sadness and/or fear over loss of independence.
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Being nurturers by nature, one of the first reactions most gardeners have upon seeing a plant in distress, is to smother it with love by providing either water or fertilizer or both.
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A tremor is a shaking of a body part that is usually uncontrollable. It can happen in the hand or arm, the head, the leg, or even in the voice. Tremors of the hands are the most common.
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Hello and welcome back to the beautiful and sometimes unusual Dogpound. Some months ago…about a year ago I wrote about my problems getting out of a garage parking lot. In that incident I had put my credit card in upside down and instead of just spitting it back out at me and telling me to try again, it decided to keep it.
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One of the great fallacies in modern educational thought is the baseless assumption that the present generation – with its limited knowledge of the past and understanding of the present – can accurately forecast what skills and knowledge will be useful to a younger generation moving toward an inscrutable future.
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