Bethany
@bethanyua.bsky.social
Spent three years teaching high school English. String bassist. Married to a techie.
Similar thoughts in Cambridge, OH!
October 20, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Similar thoughts in Cambridge, OH!
As an educator, I’d say, of course we count what we value.
But as a human, I’d say that some of the most valuable metrics cannot be quantified. /2
But as a human, I’d say that some of the most valuable metrics cannot be quantified. /2
June 19, 2025 at 7:39 PM
As an educator, I’d say, of course we count what we value.
But as a human, I’d say that some of the most valuable metrics cannot be quantified. /2
But as a human, I’d say that some of the most valuable metrics cannot be quantified. /2
Pursue peace in ourselves? And share it?
Look for rhythm. Go for walks. Have meals with friends.
The work is never finished, so rest a bit and then pick it up again.
I love this book, and especially the last sentence of the Hillesum quote at the end of the passage.
Look for rhythm. Go for walks. Have meals with friends.
The work is never finished, so rest a bit and then pick it up again.
I love this book, and especially the last sentence of the Hillesum quote at the end of the passage.
May 22, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Pursue peace in ourselves? And share it?
Look for rhythm. Go for walks. Have meals with friends.
The work is never finished, so rest a bit and then pick it up again.
I love this book, and especially the last sentence of the Hillesum quote at the end of the passage.
Look for rhythm. Go for walks. Have meals with friends.
The work is never finished, so rest a bit and then pick it up again.
I love this book, and especially the last sentence of the Hillesum quote at the end of the passage.
