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David’s Tiny List That Only Exists in His Head
David and I got up this morning because he was off again even though he had been off on Tuesday which isn’t going to help with bills but all I can say is the LORD will provide. I was getting ready to work when he reminded me we needed to go to the Social Security office, and I needed to go with him because there might be paperwork he couldn’t fill out on his own, so we had to get moving earlier than I planned. Even though I told David to either call his mom and get the address of where we was going and the time it opened or…
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Mid-June Reflections: Watching Our Boys Become Men
I must tell you Mid-June feels different in a house like ours and one thing I’ve noticed over the past couple weeks is how more grown up both Charlie and Bradely have become. Since David helped them with the job at the Airport and letting them use our car to get back and forth to wok. Not because anything dramatic has changed, and not because there was some big announcement that life was shifting. It’s quieter than that. It shows up in the gaps between routines, in the way the house settles at night, and in how long the lights stay off in the morning before anyone starts moving around.…
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Back to School Survey: 64% of Teens Not Learning About AI at School
Survey by Junior Achievement Finds That 60 Percent of Teens Say Main Purpose of Education is to Prepare for Future Job or Career (Colorado Springs, CO) – A new survey by Junior Achievement shows that nearly two-thirds of teens (64%) report that their schools or teachers do not teach about or encourage the use of AI as a learning tool. In the same survey, 60 percent of teens believe the main purpose of education is to prepare students for future jobs and careers. Research shows that AI is expected to have a pronounced impact on employment in the coming years. The survey of 1,008 teens between 13 and 17 was conducted by Big…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
