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February 10, 2010

The "Fine" Effect

the best way to impress mom and dad is to impress their child  Read Full Post >

September 22, 2009

Scrapbooking Academic Touchdowns

I recently spent a morning at our youth football stadium watching our primary elementary students battle it out on the gridiron. As the boys fought for the "W" and the girls cheered I noticed one consistent thing about the parents... They all had cameras. Creating scrapbooks has become a nationa...  Read Full Post >

June 22, 2009

Confessions of a Paper Chewer

Confessions of a Paper Chewer In 1988 I was a 5th grader in a typical Ohio elementary school. It was a day like any other and my cousin and I were bored. The teacher had decided to teach social studies that day by reading to us out of the 8th grade textbook since there was more detail than our 5t...  Read Full Post >

April 23, 2009

Common Sense Change

In 1905 a young engineer named Henry Ford invented a strange looking box with four wheels known as the Quadricycle. This creative engineer was able to accomplish this feet of industry using the skills he obtained while learning in the city of Detroit as an apprentice machinist. Even then the ...  Read Full Post >

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