Monthly Archives: January 2021

Day 92 (of 190) my kickstarter: a new efolio with regrets to @freshgrade @myblueprint @scholantis I started my portfolio experiences exploring different online setups. I loved @freshgrade – the responsiveness of the app was just what we needed. I liked … Continue reading →

Day 91 (of 190) #bellLetsTalkDay I am so glad that more and more people, celebrities and organizations/companies are encouraging more openness around talking about mental wellness. Being sad is not the same as depression. Yet we hear after a suicide … Continue reading →

Day 90 (of 190) literacy week…. and what is literacy anyways? I like what my school does for literacy week – essentially a “spirit week” of activities – door decorating, costume days, and more – all focused around a common … Continue reading →

Day 89 (of 190) From Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind By Yuval Noah Harari I felt in the spirit of Literacy Week, I would share a few takeaways from the last book I read! I can see why this … Continue reading →

Day 88 (of 190) so I went for a Covid test…. I debated this share, but thought some highlights could be useful. The right to keeping any and all medical information private is key. It is nobody’s business but your … Continue reading →

Day 87 (of 190) Toxic Positivity – inspired by @vancolour On his weekly podcast, I’ve heard Mo Amir (better known as @vancolour) talk about this thing he calls “toxic positivity” – and I’ll be honest, I’m more of a ‘glass … Continue reading →

Day 86 (of 190) a poem after being inspired by @TheAmandaGordon #thankyouMsGordon Hoping the youthful poet ushers in a new era where voices are heard that would otherwise be caged to enable songs of joy from those otherwise enraged so … Continue reading →

Day 85 (of 190) a creepy (non horror creepy) novel for youth (and adults)! Grown by @writeinBK I’m so glad a recommendation came to me via Twitter to check out the writing of Tiffany Jackson. I started with Let Me … Continue reading →

Day 84 (of 190) Digital Natives I have seen a few more posts around the “fallacy of digital natives” – mainly around the assumption that because kids born in the 2000s had technology around them, they would innately know how … Continue reading →

Day 83 (of 190) #BlueMonday -ish It’s always fun when a day gets a ‘hook’ to it – and this third monday of January gets termed “Blue Monday” – the saddest day of the year. And it is more of … Continue reading →