Tag Archives: teaching

Constructive Criticism

Posted on June 8, 2018 by

I used to take voice lessons, and for those who have not done so, voice lessons can be a great deal more daunting than you might think. They test the self and the confidence in all sorts of strange ways. … Continue reading →

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Locked up with a Superior Mind

Posted on July 1, 2017 by

I refuse to pay for cable TV, which means that I use a simple antenna to get whatever programming flows into the evening.  The other night I was wading through the TV wasteland when I came across an old movie … Continue reading →

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By the Eye

Posted on June 8, 2017 by

In anticipation of A Bookish Affair, I’ve been planning a photographic essay about good old Roswell, America.  By photographic essay, I mean I have set of images that I’m going to try and get of this town that show it … Continue reading →

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The Big Question

Posted on June 3, 2017 by

So…I started teaching professionally (officially) in 1985.  I was interviewed by Hector Madrid, the principal of Deming High at the time, and his assistant principal and activities director.  They were all three at a convention in Albuquerque, and I drove … Continue reading →

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