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Monthly Archives: September 2004
Of Mice, Men, Scottish Poets, Doctors, and Switchfoot
My apologies for the long delay in updating the good ol’ blog–please bear with me as I learn to divide my time between family, school, and the blogosphere… For my freshmen, I finally updated the English One Page to include … Continue reading
Posted in English I, Grady, Life, Literature, Music, Steinbeck
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A Family Emerges
Looks like we made it safely through the first week. Yesterday at 12:11 was Grady’s one week birthday, and although I don’t specifically remember (it’s all a blur of feeding, changing, and sleeping) we probably celebrated with a fountain of … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Fatherhood, Grady
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Run, Bambi, Run…
Today was “dress up Grady” day at the Locke household. Mom and Grandma decided it was time to put some of those cute outfits to use in an all-out photo shoot. The one pictured above was from his Grandpa Jerry, … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Fatherhood, Grady, Pictures
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Thoughts on “The Murder”
This is a difficult story. Readers who finish this one will generally have a strong reaction to the events leading up to the “murder.” And that’s precisely what I think Steinbeck was going for. One of the difficult things about … Continue reading
Posted in English I, Literature, Steinbeck
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Sleepy Mommy, Sleepy Daddy
We’ve learned a few things about our little son in the few days since he’s taken over our home… Like, for example, his habit of falling asleep as soon as he starts to nurse, which means he doesn’t get much … Continue reading
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Thoughts on Steinbeck Film
Alright–as of today, my freshman should have finished the A&E Biography of John Steinbeck, so here’s a chance to comment. I realize that documentaries are by nature very different than movies you might be used to watching–no car chase scenes, … Continue reading
Posted in English I, Film, Steinbeck
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