My family’s first computer was a Commodore Vic 20. For a monitor, we used a small black and white TV, and instead of a floppy disk drive, it had something you put cassette tapes into. We had great times on that thing, and especially on the C64 that replaced it.

My family’s first computer was a Commodore Vic 20. For a monitor, we used a small black and white TV, and instead of a floppy disk drive, it had something you put cassette tapes into.

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I’ve been in Cali for over 25 years (after growing up in Mich.), but I am still amazed to live somewhere I can spend a sunny afternoon in Dec. gardening. Granted if I were still in the Midwest, I wouldn’t have to deal with so many weeds sprouting up this time of year. 🌱

I just reached my 1,000 day streak on Duolingo. You may clap now.

I'm excited to share a new (free) resource I helped create: Forward Together, A Parent's Guide to Reclassification, with editions for Oakland, Fresno, West Contra Costa & Modesto, in Eng and Span. bit.ly/WCCELGuide #edusky