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Category Archives: Public Education
Monday Musings: Think First!
Memes, wonderful memes, how we love them! Okay! Maybe we don’t love them all the time, but they can be amusing, informative, and highly questionable at the same time. You gotta love that, right?1 Take the one below, for example. … Continue reading
Friday Follies: Rebellion at Bluff Springs
Rebelliousness was not part of my childhood persona. Some friends, even my baby brother, seemed to have such a tendency, but not me. I am not certain why that was the case, but it was. Perhaps it was my sense … Continue reading
Posted in family, Family Vaules, Humor, Public Education, Uncategorized
Tagged @jacksonseric, ancient migration, country schools, history texts
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Of Respect and Decorum
Believe it or not, some folks will read the title of this, scratch their head, and think, “Huh?” Their first problem will be the terms themselves. Oh, some may have an idea about respect, if they are old enough to … Continue reading
Posted in Civility, Daily Life, family, Family Vaules, Manners, Morality, Public Education, Uncategorized
Tagged condoms, eavesdropping, family values, hearing aids, sex, snooping, voyeurism
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Faded Glory … Faded Vision?
Old Glory has flown proudly over the United States, in one form or another, since thirteen colonies joined together to form a republic. From that point forward, it has been the symbol of freedom and courage for much of the … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, National Defense, Patriotism, Politics, Public Education
Tagged patriotism, Politics, president, Second Amendment, welfare
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Ahmed and His Clock
Now that most of the uproar is over, perhaps it would be possible to talk about the brouhaha in Irving, Texas with a little objectivity. First, to make it clear, OneOldCop does not care whether this young man was naive, … Continue reading