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The Heart of Father’s Day

June 15, 2008

Fathers are parents as well; we deal with those who are tender, and weak, and unprepared. Our strength is employed to their good and enjoyed in their company. That is the true heart of a father. It is a context of relationship changes everything.

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Shelved with: Parenting|| Visions & Ventures|| Hearts & Minds
Tagged With: Harvard, War & Peace, Troy, Translation, Stories, Sarah Ruden, Parenting, Latin, Hollidays, Heroes, Father's Day, Classics, Cities, Africa
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What is the eternal city?

December 3, 2007

With a little Roman history and Latin under your belt, you end up seeing more everywhere…. –Harry Mount, A Vote for Latin. I completely agree–with a big thank you to Mrs. Robesonand her teaching descendants today, who taught me lingua latina and classical humanities at Lane Technical High School, and introduced me to the depths […]

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Shelved with: The Reading Life
Tagged With: Margin Notes, Latin, History, High School, Cities
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