PTA ... Long Overdue

 

       Parent-Teacher-Association it is, Hickman Street School, 1957-1959. The pin shown above, was given to my Mom, as the President during this duration of its existence. She never wore this, thank you pin, that my recognition brings to the surface. First grade to the third grade (for me) this contribution was made among the many others not recognized during the events of the day. Now, long overdue, is the "Thank You"! 

        The only image contained in my memory box is shown above. Many days spent in these hallways of time. See past posts: January 26, 2012; August 12, 2010; August 8, 2010!   

        Tardy Indeed!

How Much Is That Quantum In The Window There

        A quark or two, coins in, suggested by Murry Gell-Mann (b. 1929). What do you think?

P.S. The words quantum and quark appear on the same page of my 1981 Webster's Dictionary, (p.937).

Sparkles Of Joy

         May some shared thoughts among those gathered near, bring sparkles of joy to your hearts this Thanksgiving Day the 27th of November, 2025.  😊

Another Thought

         Using my last post of November 20th, a new thought about the outcomes of AI:

                                 AI is a sponge: if an ass enters, the "Morass" returns.                                                

My Quote Of The Day

        Here goes!

                              AI is a sponge: if an ass goes in, a Bucephalus comes out.

                                                         IF ... THEN

                              AI is a sponge: if a Bucephalus goes in, a/an  -  . . .  -  comes out? 

A Quote Of The Day

       Favorite quotes are not many on my pages of time but, here is one that has given me a few chuckles down my several hallways of time. It comes from my medical school biochemistry book of early 1970s, which would seem a very, very, strange place for a favorite quote but, here goes.

                   "A book is a mirror: if an ass looks in, no apostle will look out."

                                                                            Credited to, Georg Cristoph Lichtenberg

       This is taken from a fore page of, BIOCHEMISTRY a functional approach, by R.W. McGilvery , W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, 1970. What a hoot! [As some would say in my days at Alabama.]

A Pursuit

   

     A gift from my wife. Please see last post! 💕