Quote of the Day “Your teaching ability is constrained by your writing ability. If you can’t write it down, it will be nearly impossible to teach it well.” – James Clear
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Lamination Tuesday
Quote of the Day “Spend today interpreting whatever people do in the most generous way. See if you feel better as a result.” – James Clear
Rehearsal Night for Justin Tweito’s Third Live Recording
Quote of the Day “It’s not what you gather, but what you scatter that tells what kind of life you have lived.” – Helen Walton
Bickering Basketball Bros
Quote of the Day “Today, we basically crated something called the bag system. And the way the bag system works is you take the seven tetrominoes and you put ‘em in a bag, shuffle ‘em, and then play them out.
Draft Day for NYA Flag Football
Quote of the Day “People are saying you had a dream draft.” – Turner, after discussing the draft results with his buddies.
Valentine’s Schmalentine’s
Quote of the Day “It doesn’t work… why? “It works… why?” – Popular cartoon explaining the two common problems in programming, among other things.
Lazy Lympics and High School Orientation for Rising 9th Graders
Quote of the Day “Farmers who wait for perfect weather never plant. If they watch every cloud, they never harvest.” – Ecclesiastes 11:4
NYA Stars Flag Football 2025 Evaluations
Quote of the Day “I love it when you’re pooping on a timeline and get a ghost wiper.” – Turner
Rubbing Mud and Writing Letters
Quote of the Day “Tetris actually makes you have series decisions in real time.” “Four is ‘tetra’ in Greece. I used to love tennis (and I still love this game) so I take this termination, ‘-is’. That’s how I came
Driving With Friends
Quote of the Day “It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.” – Henry David Thoreau