The changes with my boys are coming in a fast and furious manner and admittedly all too quick for this dad.After weeks of contemplating the big move from a crib to a toddler bed, Pam made the decision for the both of us last weekend, and that’s fine by me. If it was my call… Read more »
Category: Beach Living
Things I Like
A morning when defrost is not neededFamily couch sessionsESPN’s “Outside The Lines”The Shark’s calamariPassionate writingChildhood nicknames that stickHow gaudy Super Bowl rings areOld flashlightsDry-cleaned shirtsWedding anniversariesThinking Spring
Worcester County STEM
Worcester County STEM students from the biomedical and pre-engineering programs volunteered at the Eastern Shore First Lego League Regional Tournament. The students were in charge of scoring, set-up, take-down, music, electronic score submission and everything to do with the actual table tournament. The students are from Stephen Decatur H High School, Worcester Technical High School… Read more »
Crime Scene Investigation At SDHS
Stephen Decatur High School biology teacher Jim Krall along with Worcester County Deputy and School Resource Officer Jason Chance teamed up to teach a lesson on crime scene investigation. Students analyzed a fictitious crime scene, then conducted DNA testing of blood found on the scene using gel electrophoresis and compared it to blood samples of… Read more »
Basketball Music And Dinner At WPS
The Worcester Preparatory School Parents’ Association treated all students and their families to an evening of basketball, music and dinner. Pictured, from left, are middle school students Luke Buas, Shelby Cannatelli, Karlie Southcomb, Julie Talbert, Owen Nally, Aria Zia-Shakeri, Ryan Shriver and Tate Shockley.
Donuts For Dads
Snowflake Facts
Students in Kristie Priestley’s first grade class at Ocean City Elementary School enjoyed researching facts about snowflakes. After writing two facts that they learned, they each created a model of a snowflake. Pictured, from left, are Morgan Echols, Autumn Tunnell and Brandon Campechano-Cordero.
BIS Visits Nursing Home
Before winter break, students from Susan Baker’s, Rita Shahan’s and Pam Yingling’s homerooms at Berlin Intermediate School visited with the residents at Berlin Nursing Home. Students made and distributed holiday wreaths, sang songs and played musical instruments for the residents. Students pictured are Megan Corcoran, Logan Figgs, Wayne Morse, Andrew Nock and James Whittingham.
Memory Game A Big Hit
Student from Hazel Freeman’s, Wendy Nash’s and Ben Nelson’s homerooms at Berlin Intermediate School delighted Berlin Nursing Home residents with performances and presentations. Everyone enjoyed the “Memory Game” with the winter fun cards that students had colored. Above are Ross Makomson and Daniel Scott with a Berlin Nursing Home resident.
Adventures In Fatherhood
Thanks to a few interruptions of power, I found myself in a tough predicament Monday night.Over the last couple years, I have come to understand there are many curve balls that come with parenting. Some of these lessons have been easier to deal with than others.Sure, there are many things that can be planned out… Read more »