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It takes a lot of nesting material to keep a bald eagle’s nest clean and insulated. I am not sure which parent bald eagle this is, but he certainly has a large load of straw. To collect the material, the bird finds rows of the straw on the shoreline or sometimes on a sandbar. The eagle then flies across the patch, talons open, and snags the straw while flying. Reminds me of a plane catching the tail wire on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier.
On May 18 more than 200 parents and family members attended the 2019 Parents Recognition Lunch at The Loft at 350, sponsored by the Parents Fund for Student Life and Leadership. The event celebrates the support Seton Hall students receive from their parents and families.
"My parents don't like me 'wasting my money' on this, but I think it's an art form. I want it to be a career someday."
Parents of students earning UJAMMA awards at St. Agatha-St. Aloysius School in Cleveland. Bro. Mike O'Grady is at left. Bro. Paul Hoffman and Fr. Ted Cassidy are at right.
Steve's parents visited us for a weekend, and we had the pleasure of introducing our favorite jaunts in Chicago: evening music concerts in Millenium Park, Field Museum, Nana's, the dog park with Stella, Chinatown, and even took in a drink at the Palmer House Hilton.
Jenzo Sanchez | Parenting | 12/11/2013 | Image source: www.svusd.k12.ca.us/guidance/images/parenting.jpg
Day 3 of no power. Ev keeps his head warm in style. Halloween was canceled in NJ. Rescheduled to Monday, 11/5.
One of the beautiful blue Parent Bugs found in the birch tree, unfortunately it is carrying a tachinid egg but hopefully it will breed before the egg takes its toll
Student Affairs and Parent Philanthropy at Clemson University tailgate party Saturday morning at the Fike Recreation Building.
Building relationships within families lead to positive and enduring change for children and families. Little Angels Family Childcare Home, an Early Head Start site in Kissimmee, held a parent engagement activity recently with the help of the Orlando Science Center.
i am raising my children according to this parents mag.
i have a vast collection of vintage magazines.....i save them for the images.....the oldest mag i have is from 1864
10/31/2003 Halloween at Sebastopol Independent Charter School
tags: sics halloween theresa
The kids were in costume in Theresa's kindergarten. But they had no idea what was up. Then they were led out, and there were little 'houses' of sheets and straw and sticks and all of these parents in costume. Ready to tell little stories and hand out treats.
I had a whole story in mind about being a sea captain and finding magic shells under the ocean. But by the time they hit our straw house they were mostly out of story mode.
The night before I worked at cleaning and destinking the shells. I pulled out 4-5 BIG and dead hermit crabs from shells...I was bummed at that crabicide. Oh well.
Some of the shells smelled foul! This is what happens when you collect shells at 40 feet, as opposed to pulling them from the beach.
On one dive I found a whole cache of cool little shells. Hundreds and hundreds of them. Thousands. Like a shell drift. I started scooping them into my bag, when they ALL every last one, ALL started to crawl about.
They were ALL inhabited by little hermit crabs!
Ack!
About the time Spencer's class finished up, Heather and I went to Ives park and set up the part there for Maddy's first grade glass. Bopping for apples was a hit.
From the left:
Mr & Mrs. Cole???
Mr. Burnell Simmons
Mrs. Lula Mae Simmons (Dear)
Mrs. Vanessa Bright
Mrs. Georgia Leroi Braxton Bright
Mr. Phillip Bright
Mrs. Carrie E. Ramey
Mr. WIlliam T. Bright
Building relationships within families lead to positive and enduring change for children and families. Little Angels Family Childcare Home, an Early Head Start site in Kissimmee, held a parent engagement activity recently with the help of the Orlando Science Center.