It is time to decorate for the holiday season.
All in Other Stuff
Stop Sign
Sometimes people just don't know how to drive. This is one of them.
Peeping in the Shower
What do you do in the shower?
You think that you have a great story of athletic prowess? You have nothing on DODGEBALL.
What's in a name?
When you have a kid you have to name it something.
Who am I?
Someone asked me, "Mr. Clark, who are you?" I answered.
Hard Reboot
Let's get back to the wonderful world of blogging!
Ramona and Thanksgiveing
While cleaning out a closet, Rizzo discovered this gem of childhood writing that was required to be shared with the world!
Over the life of this blog I have shared not one, not two, but three different blogs about five things that I love. They aren’t meant to be big deals (you know the easy ones like I love my wife, I love my daughter, I love baseball). They were meant to be smaller, everyday things that I love (I love podcasts, I love the smell of fire, I love bookstores). I got so into it that Rizzo even tossed up a blog of five things that make her happy. With all of that work sharing things that I love I thought it would only be appropriate to give the other side some ink. With that, here are five things that I hate.
Teacher Appreciation Week
I'm lucky enough to serve on the Board of Trustees of the Loudoun Education Foundation. Every year the Foundation hosts the Outstanding Teachers Banquet to honor all the teachers that were nominated for the Washington Post Teacher of the Year award in Loudoun County along with the winner of the Principal of the Year from Loudoun County. This year it was my pleasure to serve as the Master of Ceremonies for the event for the second time. This mostly consists of keeping the program moving and announcing the names of all the honorees. It also includes giving a brief speech on why the event is important and why teachers are important. I thought I'd share my speech with all of you. Maybe my words will inspire you to donate to this worthy cause. Or, maybe you will feel bad for me and still give them a few bucks.