“Unlimited” – Intense and Sublime
October 8th, 2013 by Sarah Gunning MoserBook Reviews for Bibliophiles: Unlimited An Intense and Sublime Story by Davis Bunn, NY Times Best-Selling Author Simon Orwell is an MIT electrical engineering student who makes a serious mistake. Known as a brilliant loner, he worked for years with professor Armando Vasquez, performing world-changing energy research. Yet Simon betrays his friend, who leaves MIT, choosing […]
Read More >>My Top Ten Pet Peeves
October 5th, 2013 by Sarah Gunning MoserMy Top Ten Pet Peeves NaBloWriMo Day 4 1. People who forget their manners in public, such as cramming their way onto a bus before the passengers getting off have had a chance to leave. 2. Bumper-divers who follow you too closely in traffic and who endanger everyone else. 3. People who are too busy […]
Read More >>10 SURPRISES ABOUT TURNING 60
October 4th, 2013 by Sarah Gunning Moser10 Surprises About Turning 60 NaBloWriMo Day 3 It has been a long day. Tutoring. Writing. Errands. Studying. Even some housework. Phone calls. Texts. Emails. Thinking. You know, a typical day. At least for me. Suddenly, I found it was 10:30 PM and I wasn’t done yet. And then I remembered I have a blog […]
Read More >>Leaves of Joy
October 3rd, 2013 by Sarah Gunning MoserLeaves of Joy – Falling in Love with Fall, 1970s Style I’ve always loved the fall, especially here in the Pacific Northwest. The air is bracing, the colors wow the senses, and I feel like a kid again. For NaBloWriMo Post # 2, I will share a memory of fall from my high school years, […]
Read More >>How Fast Do You Read?
October 2nd, 2013 by Sarah Gunning MoserOne of my students asked me, ” How fast can human beings read?” I did not know the answer to the question, but it interested me. I told him I needed to check on that, so I did. NaBloWriMo and Reading What I found is interesting, inspiring, and astonishing. Since today is Day One of […]
Read More >>One Seed at a Time
July 8th, 2013 by Sarah Gunning MoserEncouragement for Mothers, Teachers, Homeschoolers Late last fall, I felt down. I don’t remember what triggered it, other than worrying about why I tend to have small to medium-sized seminars as opposed to large ones most of the time. The Lord answered my concern instantly by giving me the most wonderful image, which is what I […]
Read More >>English 98 Keys “Boot Camp”
May 23rd, 2013 by Sarah Gunning MoserSWR is Like “Boot Camp” for English Guest Blogger: Jennifer Braden Last fall I had the privilege of taking a Spell to Write and Read Basic Seminar, essentially a boot camp/training seminar for moms and teachers choosing to teach their kids to read and write via this method, developed by Wanda Sanseri from the Romalda […]
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