But back to mom, and not really to her but the drive to and from her home, after work, before work. Soon winter light and weather will influence this drive, sometimes making it an impossible trek. However, last night and this morning I had no fears of bad roads. The beauty of the changing leaves dancing in the twilight of evening and the early rays of morning can take a busy day and make it bearable, or a hectic dash to the office not so daunting. The splendid leaves of the red maple, golden oak, ones of orange, green and brown of all the other trees blend into a palette of peace and promise. The more you see, the deeper the desire becomes for more addicting scenery. Soaking in this beauty is enriching for the mind and soul, cleansing away life's stresses and worries.
Just like the many beautiful trees that beg for a second look, so do the two sites I am going to talk about today. I've mentioned them before, but I find both of them to be so interesting and valuable that I have to do a repeat.
I'd like to remind you of a blog that comes to us by way of Oklahoma. Who knew there were such powerful minds in that rustic, wide-open state. The Career Testing Center blog (http://careertechtesting.blogspot.com/) has been addressing classroom use of Twitter and other social media, providing us with encouragement of use and promise of successful connections with and for our students. The last few posts entice us with titles such as:
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