Beyond Boundaries · Essays and tidbits from Nancy Bo Flood
This quote from Ursula K. Le Guin’s review of Go Set a Watchman intrigued me: “Watchman isn’t free of childishness — its author was still pretty young — but its goals…
Read MoreWater runs through countries, continents, and into oceans. Water creates watersheds, communities, that connect us all. We are linked around the globe from beginning to end by water. Now as…
Read More“You are water–at least two-thirds of you. Even your bones! Water in the discs in your backbone give support so you can stand, walk, and run. Your brain is mostly…
Read More“Water runs through our bodies, brings food and oxygen to our cells, and allows us to breathe, sweat, stand up and move. Then water cleans up, taking away what pollutes…
Read MoreA shining star session at ILA (International Literacy Association) was Sunday’s review of the Notable Books for a Global Society—for two reasons. One was an especially delightful surprise; the second…
Read MoreI spent seven years living and teaching on an island most of my friends and relatives had never heard of. Have you? Welcome to Saipan.
Read MoreI once raised and rode horses and there is nothing like galloping across a field with the wind in your face and the feel of the horse moving under you.…
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