Today's Blogger of Note is Quoteflections.
Paul C is a retired educator and life long learner from southern Ontario, Canada. He saw the potential of the blogging genre three years ago and has shared almost daily posts since then. His perspective is shaped by a ten point global 'voice' you may see on his sidebar. Paul's topics are eclectic and cover relevant, interesting issues. Enjoy.
Happy reading,
Sandy & Pam
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wow- I've been absent from my own blog and other blogs for awhile. I'm in the process of catching up and working things out.
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I hope everyone is well --
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we are all made of stars...
Katie
btw: I dig Paul C's blogs about food and how will you "live your dash?" (shaking my head) - it's certainly something to think about!
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Katie
I have been reading Paul's blog for many months now and always in the mornings, with my first cup off coffee.;) His brilliant writing and the way he questions the world gets my brain cells going like nothing else can.;)
ReplyDeleteOne of my *must reads* and my favorite place to be as I watch the sun rise.;)
Well deserved of this acknowledgment.
xoxo
I always enjoy Paul C's posts. There's always something interesting and/or thought provoking to had.
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ReplyDeleteI am a recent folower of Paul's blog. I'm glad he's highlighted here today. His blog is interesting and stimulating.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for highlighting Paul's blog. I am enjoying reading it.
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I find Paul's blog, quoteflections, interesting and thought-provoking. This is a well-deserved nod of recognition to him. He may have retired from teaching technically, but he continues to inspire us to think about things of substance, and that's a great teacher, in or out of the classroom.
ReplyDeleteThis blog is a wonderful find. He fills it with great ideas and information.
ReplyDeleteloved it! thanks for bringing him up - and he is a magpie tales writer!!!
ReplyDeleteI've been following Paul for a while. Great choice!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Paul! This is the first time I've visited his blog and I'm not surprised in the least that I like it! :)
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I thank the editors of this blog and the kind people who have commented here.
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