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Name: lovebug: i bite for fun.
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Gender: Female
Interests: I have many interests, so many I often find my heart conflicted, divided and torn. At times I take a step back, and notice I have accomplished not much: because I spent so much time frolicking between activities, that I hadn't the time to sit and revel in it. But I continue to pursue them, because it makes me happy. I feel that it brings a certain accomplishment that success in school and work alone cannot yield.<3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 This page is a means for me to organize my passions. Whether or not you regard it as 'quality' is unimportant to me. Though I hope I may inspire you , even in the most novice and accidental way, to pursue your own goals and dreams, I hope you'll do just that. Everyone's busy with their own, no one will catch it and spoon it to you.
Occupation: Music Teacher
Message: message me
Website: visit my website
Member Since:
9/16/2005
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| My brother says: life is unfair. Women will always be at a disadvantage - physically feeble and vulnerable compared to men. And they'll always have so much more to lose.
A good woman is not one that can attain strength, but is one that understands her weakness; so that she may walk safely, and calm worrisome hearts of those who care for her.
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When you feel like you're alone, someone's always watching, hoping, and caring that you're happy. | | |
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Like the flickering shadows, the ever changing clouds: in the blink of an eye, everything could be gone. | | |
| Twas another good day at oise. First official day of classes, and I met Prof Ann Lopez. She's an amazing, inspiring, aboriginal woman that took authority in her own learning and embarked on a passionate occupation of teaching. She worked at RBC for many years, and had a very comfortable living, but found that ocucpation with little purpose. She began her career as a teacher in 1992, and became vice principal for several schools before arriving to OISE as a prof. She's my Social Foundations teacher. Social foundations deal with issues of equity, justice, and social relations in the classroom. She encourages us to consider the self, the culture, and how we as teachers can most effectively reach out to a body of students with such vivid diversity. I know if I take the time to reflect on the class as well as readings, this would be a very interesting class. But 9 am - 12... that's very tiring, don't you agree? | | |
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