by Andi | Oct 18, 2010 | Andi's Book
This is my absolutely favorite time of year, and on Saturday, Dave and I drove through the beautiful trees of VA, MD, and PA. . . here are some images (not mine) that capture why this season is so special to me. – by Dallas Photoworks – by Sareni –... by Andi | Oct 5, 2010 | Andi's Book, Teaching Triumphs and Travails
I woke up about 5am and thought, “Oh. The scratchy throat. The stuffy nose. Yay!” The cold that seems to be infecting the universe (or at least my students and the people I know on Twitter) has struck me. All the stuff I read tells me I should stay home,... by Andi | Oct 4, 2010 | Andi's Book
I know I am going to make all the realists, all the economists, and all those who work in “management” cringe a little by saying this, but I wish societies could return to the barter system. Instead of using the intermediary of money, we would just trade... by Andi | Oct 4, 2010 | Andi's Book
I know I am going to make all the realists, all the economists, and all those who work in “management” cringe a little by saying this, but I wish societies could return to the barter system. Instead of using the intermediary of money, we would just trade... by Andi | Sep 29, 2010 | Andi's Book
Last week, Anne Lamott’s Imperfect Birds reminded me of an image of God I once had a few years back during, what seemed at the time to be, a very bad break-up. I got this picture in my mind of God being a giant armchair into which I could just sink, cry, sleep,...