When we think of the word comedy we equate it with humor and laughter. We pop in a comedic film and anticipate the chuckling to follow. Shakespeare propelled the romantic comedy, which models we still use today in our films. Falling into scrape after scrape, miscommunication and confusion that cause us to chortle, the gent […]
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The mind of the wise is in the house of mourning, while the mind of fools is in the house of pleasure. Ecclesiastes 7:4 Solomon, the king of pleasure, points us to wisdom in the book of Ecclesiastes when he teaches us that wisdom dwells in the house of mourning. But is our pursuit
Today is the 5th Monday of the month. These are the odd weeks. The shifting week. Starting with one month and ending with another, you never know quite which month you are supposed to act in. Which month’s goals do you focus on? Which month’s bills do you pay? Balancing life often feels like being
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When students are in the grammar stage of learning, picture books and reading aloud take center stage. According to the classical tradition, students in the grammar stage are repetitive creatures. They love to read the same books over and over and often end up memorizing large chunks of information. Through repetition, these children easily memorize
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Online videos and classes seem to be all over the internet these days. If you have questions about physics, writing, need to milk a cow, or change a tire, then youtube is full of options. A more thorough complete option for pursuing an education in science, writing, or math often includes consistent online classes. You
