I’ve always sought to understand big ideas by looking at their history. I change my focus and theme a lot on this blog because I am always seeking to understand this concept. I think I am now content with damienriley.com as an “online diary” but understand that perecptions of that term vary person to person.
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The U2 show and my guitar classes are the topic of tonight’s podcast. Enjoy.
Here’s a slice in time recorded in words. Blogs are really great for entertainment this way not to mention bringing back memories later on in times of reflection.
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One of my favorite inventors had the mantra: “Keep moving forward.” As I look back at my posts of this week, I can say without debate that I have followed that mantra successfully. It’s a good idea for a recurring series here I think.
Last Sunday I wrote about re-evaluating my blogging goals, yet again. This [...]
A close friend who will remain unnamed is to be thanked for the idea here. Folks, thanks for tuning in today to PFTFF (AKA Postcards from the Funny Farm). In celebration of Damien Riley’s 1,000th post on Postcards he has agreed to sit with me and talk about his blog(s) and what he thinks after [...]
A blog safari is a set of links I run across in the week that are in the category of “online diary.” They are all noteworthy and good reads. I give each in the Safari a much deserved Stumble. I recommend you do the same if you like them. Online diarists always [...]
As some of you long-time readers know, I have written about blogging almost as much as psychology in the life of this blog. You won’t see blog-tips here these days though since all my writing that concerns blogging is now being relegated to my online diary: “Damien at the Speed of Life.” This includes all [...]
My C.A.N. results on all three blogs in August 2008 are detailed below. Some things could have gone better, but that is an “as always” thing. More things went right than ever before. I am very happy about these results across all three blogs.
Check out how I did in August 2008.
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This morning I woke up in the usual way but what followed were three amazing blessings I would never have expected:
I called 4 of my students’ parents about their talking in class and all 4 were really helpful!
I got a compliment from a fellow teacher who was observing my class for an hour today (I [...]
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