thesagejournal
- Location
- Springfield, Missouri, U.S.A.
- Birthday
- October 04
- Title
- EDITOR
- Company
- THE SAGE JOURNAL
- Bio
- I am a writer.
I am also the Editor of The Sage Journal, an online magazine. Check it out at http://www.thesagejournal.com
Some OS authors are contributors
MY RECENT POSTS
- My thoughts as a teacher on
the school shooting.
December 15, 2012 02:19PM - Special Ed. Class Watches the
Debates
October 21, 2012 03:33PM - Special Ed. Class Watches the
Debates
October 21, 2012 03:33PM - A New Writing Club
October 15, 2012 05:34PM - THE FRUSTRATIONS OF TEACHING
August 30, 2012 09:47PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Hey Bo: My problem is I
just don't get on the computer
much
at all now that
I&quo…”
December 23, 2012 04:05PM - “hmm. I guess there is
no-one on open salon anymore.
There was
a day when I
always…”
December 16, 2012 08:43AM - “Please let me know your
take on this.”
August 30, 2012 11:03PM - “it wouldn't matter who
was the candidate for the
vice
president...you probably
wo…”
August 30, 2012 09:16PM - “it wouldn't matter who
was the candidate for the
vice
president...you probably
wo…”
August 30, 2012 09:16PM
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My thoughts as a teacher on the school shooting.

I teach Special Education in High School. The teachers in our school cried as they say these pictures on the internet. We could understand this happening in our high school, but not an elementary school. Why could we see it happening in our high school?
For those of you… Read full post »
Special Ed. Class Watches the Debates
I teach Social Studies for Special Ed. students. The last two weeks and the next three weeks until the election, I have chosen to teach them about voting, Why they need to pay attention and the basics of the voting system. We watched a few minutes of the first debate, but… Read full post »
Special Ed. Class Watches the Debates
I teach Social Studies for Special Ed. students. The last two weeks and the next three weeks until the election, I have chosen to teach them about voting, Why they need to pay attention and the basics of the voting system. We watched a few minutes of the first debate, but… Read full post »
A New Writing Club
I've started a new writing club at the school where I teach. The students are excited about getting to write something they really want to write instead of an assignment.
I am thoroughly enjoying it because all day I work with low Special Ed. kids that can barely read, let… Read full post »
THE FRUSTRATIONS OF TEACHING
I am really having problems wth the fact that the state would rather I get all my Special Ed. paperwork done then spending time creating good lessons for the kids. They need so much help because so many teachers have chosen paperwork over teaching well.
We have… Read full post »
Persuasive Writing
I have been teaching Functional Skills Social Studies. It's a class for Special Education that teaches students Government, the Constitution and the state Constitution. This week we had a unit on persuasive writing. I have been kiping all of my lesson plans off of Icivics.org. It's a wonderful site t… Read full post »
Your King Has Come. A sermon by Wes Bowen
Wes Bowen spoke at our Church (Center City Church, Springfield, MO) last Sunday...the Sunday before easter...talking about Jesus making His entry into Jeruselem. It may lose something in translation by not hearing it. He's a good speaker, but here it is. It gives us a lot to think about.… Read full post »
THE MAN BEHIND THE DOUBLE RAINBOW
MY FIRST EFFORT AT PUBLISHING
I have always wanted to create and publish a magazine and Magcloud has allowed me to take my first stab at it. This effort I did for my writing group, Ozarks Romance Authors. Members contributed articles, stories true and fiction, poetry… Read full post »
Individualized and In Depth Learning Presentation
Individualized and In Depth Learning Presentation
Peace During Elections

I just watched Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. I've seen it before, but it hit me differently this time. I don't know why, but I started thinking about our elections and how much our political parties are like two large tribes that have very different points of view./… Read full post »
Health and Fitness 6 weeks in.
Hit had been about 6 weeks since I stared on my road to health and fitness. It is really hard to stay motivated, but I have developed some good habits. I haven't had much in the way of sugar since I started. The only exception being my birthday. I had a… Read full post »
WEEK 1 of my health and diet program.
I don't feel like I had a really successful week. I lost of total of 1 pound. I guess it's better than going up or staying the same. It doesn't help that I come across contradictory information. I heard on a medical program that eating too much meat can cause your… Read full post »
A Couple of Bad Days.
I've had a bad couple of days...meaning I've been having trouble staying on the diet. I may have to cut out grains altogether. They are just too much of a temptation. It doesn't help when your spouse just isn't there at the same place you are in this walk.
I'm… Read full post »
A Couple of Bad Days.
I've had a bad couple of days...meaning I've been having trouble staying on the diet. I may have to cut out grains altogether. They are just too much of a temptation. It doesn't help when your spouse just isn't there at the same place you are in this walk.
I'm… Read full post »
My Road to Health and Fitness Week 1

My before picture and stats:
Weight: 290
Height: 5 ft. 6 in.
Waist: 53 inches.
I’ll be measuring and weighing in weekly. I have a long way to go. If I want a job, sadly this may be my only hope. There is a lot of discrimination against people… Read full post »
Road Trip - The End.
We started out from the gulf early in the morning. I took one last look out my balcony window at the ocean and surf. It looked like it was going to rain first thing in the morning. It will be hot and humid. I was starting to feel a little weak… Read full post »
Road Trip Day 8 and 9; from Valdosta to Gulf Shore
We got up in the morning after reaching Valdosta and called Richard's sister Ann asking her to meet us at the hotel. We wanted to show her pictures of the family and the only thing we had was my little computer that needed internet… Read full post »
Road Trip Day 6 and 7: Annapolis to South of the Border
After the day of Jacob and Roz's Wedding we headed out early down the road to Georgia. Along the way, Jacob called us and let us know that Roz's parents wanted to meet us....Good Idea!
We stopped in at a place called South of the Border, South Carolina. It was like… Read full post »
Days 4 and 5 Errands and a Surprise Wedding.
As I said before. We got a call the night before our trip started out. Jacob, my son let us know he was getting married. This did not leave us much time for any sight seeing, but we spent time with the new couple and went with them as they ran… Read full post »
Road Trip Day 3 Mountains, Vistas, and meeting Roz.
Today we started out with another meal at the Denny's classic diner. I didn't like the breakfast as well as I liked supper. I got a better picture of the inside of the diner though. It really is neat!

After breakfast we took some time to set the Garmin… Read full post »
Road Trip Day 2 Meeting with Rev. Monte from Open Salon

Jacob and his new bride to be, Rosalyn
Road Trip Day 1
Getting WaterWe managed to get on the road by 8 a.m. We stopped by Wal-mart to get osme ice and water for the road. We headed out to our first destination. Terre Haute, Indiana. We have recently bought a Garmin GPS system and are learning how to use it.… Read full post »
Getting Ready for the Road Trip
Taking a road trip takes a lot of preparation. You have to look your best, so we both went to our respective hair placed to get coiffed.
Richard went to the Barber Shop on Sunshine St.
It’s an old-style barber shop and it used to be housed
… Read full post »



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