But most of what adorned the graves attempted to brighten the bleak landscape, not just wildflowers and holly wreaths but something more enduring - yellow-feathered hadicaws, Christmas ornaments, military medals with trailing ribbons, on the grave itself bits of indigo glass and gum foil and rose quartz, which sometimes were cast over the soil like seeds for planting, other times set in elaborate patterns to spell what might be as discernible as a name or obscure as a petrograph.A Book for Today: Serena by Ron Rash
No more syllabi: how do questions define work tasks?
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Once we recycle our school notebooks and leave our classroom behind, there
are no more rubrics. There is rarely a syllabus or a well-written
assignment. In...
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