Today I am thankful. I am thankful for the fact that as of 9:45 pm I have completed my Bhante Sahti video project and all 7 are uploaded to my site. I think it turned out pretty well for some of my first video editing work. I'm thankful for that. Besides working on it off and on since Saturday, this has taken almost all of my day today, minus the hour and a half that we went to the Ralph jr to walk--which I am also thankful for. The Ralph jr is the Ralph Engelstad Arena in TRF not to be confused with the much much bigger Ralph Engelstad arena in Grand Forks. That's why this one is nicknamed "junior". It felt good to get out and run again since I've slacked in that department since it got cold out. I'm thankful I got back on track.
Of course I am thankful for the usual stuff too like family, friends, health, a profession I enjoy, and many other blessings. This year I am also thankful for my sabbatical time. Finally, I am thankful that Thanksgiving is coming up so that maybe I might actually take a holiday from working!
Side note:
Video clips 1-5 can be found on the entry below titled "A Buddhist Monk Walked Into a Library"
Video clips 6 and 7 can be found on the entry below titled "Bhante Sahti Interview Cont."
W: 3 miles R: 3 miles 28 min
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- Kari Frisch
- Hello, Bonjour, Hola, Hallå, and Namaste. Typical start to a bio: I am a Communication Instructor and the eLearning Coordinator at Central Lakes College (CLC) in Brainerd, Minnesota. Thanks for finding me online. What you're probably more interested in learning about me: I am a little nerdy, a little creative, and just adventurous enough to live life to the fullest. My love of traveling keeps me looking for relevant personal and professional opportunities, which often blue together. Digital technologies, like this blog, allow me to combine many of these joint interests and share them in ways that benefit both me, my students, and now maybe you. Several years ago, I coined the term "One Degree of Teaching and Learning" which now really frames how I look at life and how I approach education (mine and others'). I hope you'll find your own close connections, maybe even to the first degree, to what I share here. Thanks for taking the time to learn a little more about me. Happy teaching and learning! PS Please contact me if you are interested in learning more about my professional keynote/presentation experience.
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