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Author Archives: Neal Locke
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
Posted in Family, Fatherhood, Grady
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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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So How Was School?
I’ll take a brief digression from babyland (though he’s in my arms as I blog–one handed,that is) to ask how Sunset High School managed to get along without me today? Was the substitute at least of the human species? And … Continue reading
Posted in Acadec, Education, English I, Sunset HS
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Welcome Home, Grady
It was decidedly a long day today, and everyone is pretty much exhausted around here. We packed up this morning to leave the hospital, but one thing led to another and we didn’t actually leave until sometime just after noon. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Fatherhood, Grady, Pictures
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A Plethora of Pictures
Ok…I realize I run the risk of picture overkill, so I’m going to post these as links: Click on the description below to see the picture on its own page. If you’re sick of baby pictures, find some other blog … Continue reading
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A Promise to My Son
I believe that aside from providing him food and shelter and love, the most important gift I can give my son is to read to him. It was one of the greatest things my father did for me, and I … Continue reading
Posted in Fatherhood, Grady, Literature, Pictures
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