Homer Price was published in 1943, and Centerburg Tales in 1951. Although I saw democracy assaulted on that day, I have had time to process many weeks later, and I believe that justice will prevail, even more lies by shameful politicians (and their sweaty lawyers) will be exposed, racist mob members will face Federal judges as convicted felons and embarrassments to their home states and communities and families, and America might just catching up on what it means to be a tolerant people.Įach lesson I revise and share from our original website is my way of showing the world I plan to be a kind and generous citizen, sharing writing lessons that build classroom unity that will hopefully translate into future world unity.Homer Price is the central character in two children's books written and illustrated by Robert McCloskey, and title character of the first. My daily journal entries during this time were bitter, almost to a point of sounding vengeful, which I am absolutely not. Why? Our fellow citizens too easily became an unruly and treasonous mob, and I became angry that this could even happen in the America I grew up in.
Capitol Building, I was ready to delete both WritingFix and Always Write and disappear, living quietly in a well-planned retirement.
After watching the awful events unfold on January 6, 2021, in the U.S. I stopped wanting to rebuild this website recently. Our Goal for Revising WritingFix: I’m going to be honest. Our surveys and your responses from this new process to rebuild for WritingFix have helped us decide which lessons were used by teachers regularly and which were used rarely. To do so will require a bit of patience on your parts, because we have a lot of lessons and resources to format. We officially ran out of funding in October of 2020, but Dena and I believe we have found a way to keep the popular website we started back in 1999 online. Welcome, K-12 Writing Teachers: You’ve found WritingFix’s new home.
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