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Julia A Knaake
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The New Homeless
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An ObservationI saw a man the other day outside a building. Dressed with a blanket over his clothes. It was fashioned like a cape as he leaped.He had a huge garbage sack next to him on a small…Continue
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Gathering
GatheringListen! Listen! Quietly. Hear The Continuous Deep Sounds. Almost A Light Rumbling. A Rumbling. Repeating Low And Steady.Thrum! Thrum! Thrum! The Olives Dropping From The Trees. Green. Black. Brown. Maroon. Pinkish. Into The Old Wood Collecting Bins.Gently Hitting Each Another Many Times The Colorful Olives Flew Steadily Into The Wood Bins Creaking When They Moved As Weight Became Heavy.Air Being Pushed Through Machinery Wheezed A High Pitch Sound Wafting Down Through The Long Olive…See More
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The Very Happy Dreamers
The Very Happy DreamersVagabonds and GypsiesHere we are and there we goStaying only a few days,Weeks, months or yearsWanting Our Own HomeSometimes living out of suitcaseNo place to hang our hatsBelongings not currently neededStill wrapped in heavy boxes and tapeWanting Our Own HomePhotos boxed or haphazardly hungOften only the basics were usedOur abodes look sparseMulti…See More
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Think about what you say to a precious child
Think about what you say to a precious childTeachers in the past can shape the futurethoughts and actions of a child.My fourth grade teacher was Mrs. Goforth.She once stood in front of the class sayingonly one student got the whole test correct.She also said the student did not like her.That student was me.She probably thought I did NOT like herbecause she would not allow me tocheck out books for fifth graders.In my mind I thought “Stupid old bag.”I had been reading since I was fiveand I wanted…See More
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- At 10:17pm on July 12, 2019,
Aggie said…
I am glad it was great, my Friend.
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Happy Birthday!
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- At 3:49pm on October 23, 2018, Aggie gave Julia A Knaake a gift…
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- At 7:13pm on February 27, 2014,
here's a picture from the mid '80s of Robert Earl Keen '78, Porter S. Garner III '79, President and CEO of The Association of Former Students and Lyle Lovett '79. Three guys I went to school with.
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Julia A Knaake's Blog
Gathering
Gathering
Listen! Listen! Quietly.
Hear The Continuous Deep Sounds.
Almost A Light Rumbling. A Rumbling.
Repeating Low And Steady.
Thrum! Thrum! Thrum!
The Olives Dropping From The Trees.
Green. Black. Brown. Maroon. Pinkish.
Into The Old Wood Collecting Bins.
Gently Hitting Each Another Many Times
The Colorful Olives Flew Steadily Into
The Wood Bins Creaking When They
Moved As Weight Became Heavy.
Air Being Pushed…
ContinuePosted on September 10, 2019 at 11:00pm
The Very Happy Dreamers
The Very Happy Dreamers
Vagabonds and Gypsies
Here we are and there we go
Staying only a few days,
Weeks, months or years
Wanting Our Own Home
Sometimes living out of suitcase
No place to hang our hats
Belongings not currently needed
Still wrapped in heavy boxes and tape
Wanting Our…
ContinuePosted on September 2, 2019 at 8:29pm
Think about what you say to a precious child
Think about what you say to a precious child
Teachers in the past can shape the future
thoughts and actions of a child.
My fourth grade teacher was Mrs. Goforth.
She once stood in front of the class saying
only one student got the whole test correct.
She also said the student did not like her.
That student was me.
She probably thought I did NOT like her
because she would not allow me to
check out books for fifth…
ContinuePosted on July 13, 2019 at 10:59pm
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