"Ghosts" Over THE WEEKEND - PRINT PUB#1 & READ " Ghosts" pgs. 6-25 Due: 3/4

 

Do you believe in "Miracles"? 

Ask Arnoldo!

The "Spot and Jot" certainly became an exciting springboard as it added value to our Round Table Discussions . Today's discussion included a variety of THEMES in "The Notebook". Themes we highlighted in the Introduction PPT including the ones we added on Thursday.  

We stepped it up a notch when we created conversations in "S&J" about Noah and listed  character traits as we read.. .. 

And so..  THE "Love Story"  continues. Noah and Allie - Young Love, True Love, Perfect Love? 

IDEAS THAT FLOAT:  " Miracles" and "Ghosts" - Stream of Consciousness and Reflective Thinking about the first few pages in  FLASHBACK.... WE READ ON!!!!

******I WONDER   Do you think it might be easier to call something "Perfect" when looking back on it vs. actually experiencing it in the moment..  Like that old saying.. OH that was easy .. after it was over..   could that be a viable and relevant statement ? ... I keep wondering .. is love more perfect as time goes on?  Or is it simply that " perfect love" is  perfectly imperfect... 

Have you ever had 20/20 hindsight? How does that work?

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DUE ON 3/4 - PRINT  PUB #1 - DUE: Tuesday, March 11th by Midnight in Brightspace

READ " Ghosts" pgs. 6-25!

POSTED AS A PAGE ABOVE!!!

HERE IS IS AGAIN- Make sure you PRINT it and BRING IT TO CLASS!

https://literatureforthesoul.blogspot.com/p/pub-1-there-is-no-such-thing-as-perfect.html

GET READY! 

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Side NOTE to MY EXTRA MILE THINKERS-

If you have TIME - Not related to this Spring Course..  but related to the Stoics &life.  ( the Stoics are a FAVORITE ) 

a small gift from me.. Listen as YOU Drive to school...

https://youtu.be/fq8lGTBF1PE?si=pUmrnlUqGyS2ipLe

If you feel like talking about it.. just pull me aside.. I am always interested in conversation about LIFE and The Stoics! 

HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!

Professor Brady