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Category Archives: Daily Prompt
What If We Tried Living in This World?
Which video game world would I choose to live in? None of them. As an English teacher, I’m more concerned about a generation that can master imaginary worlds while struggling with basic math, literature and history. Perhaps it’s time we focused less on escaping reality and more on preparing our children to improve it. Continue reading
The Most Expensive Word Is Someday
What life lesson did you learn too late? View all responses I’ve learned a lot of lessons in my 60 years, and some of them came at a pretty steep price. But if I had to pick one that I … Continue reading
The Bar Hasn’t Moved
At 25, I thought I knew what made someone a good friend. At 60, I haven’t changed my mind. After 36 years of friendship, I’ve learned that loyalty isn’t measured by how many friends you have, but by who you can count on when it matters. Continue reading
Love Is Still the Only Thing I Can’t Live Without
Possessions can be replaced, and routines can change. But the love I have for my wife, daughter, grandchildren, and God is what makes life meaningful. Eight months later, my answer remains the same. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Faith, Random
Tagged Christian living, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2939, family, God’s Love, grandchildren, gratitude, life reflections, love, marriage, purpose
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Success Is What You Leave Behind
At 60, I’m looking back at what I’ve accomplished and ahead at dreams still unfinished. Maybe success isn’t about achieving everything we want, but about living a life that matters and still having reasons to want another tomorrow. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2937, faith, family, Finding Purpose, legacy, life lessons, Personal Reflection, success, teaching, Turning 60, writing
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I Know a Lot of Useless Facts. I Just Don’t Have a Favorite.
My brain is packed with random trivia, but I don’t have a favorite useless fact I’m desperate to share. Sometimes the value of knowledge depends on when and how we use it. Continue reading
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Tagged curiosity, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2936, education, interesting facts, knowledge, lifelong learning, random trivia, teaching, useless facts
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The Fine Print on a Free Ticket
If someone offered me a free round-trip ticket anywhere in the world, I’d have a few questions before packing my bags. Paris, Japan, Korea, or a bourbon-cation? The answer depends on who’s coming along. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged Bourbon, Daily Prompt, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2934, Dream Vacation, Free Airline Ticket, friendship, Japan, marriage, Nashville, Paris, travel
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A Song That Changed My Life (Again)
Apparently, 97 days is long enough for WordPress to forget a life-changing song. Fortunately, my memory is a little better. Continue reading