Walking through a city park is a pleasant way to escape the congestion of a metropolitan area. New York is famous for Central Park and its zoo. Chicago’s city planners had the foresight to keep miles and miles of Lake Michigan shoreline dedicated to open space and parks. Long … [Read more...]
Mathematical Indian Folktale
I looked at the book cover. I looked again. What did the title of the book, One Grain of Rice: A Mathematical Folktale, have in common with flowers, deer, and an Indian woman? The illustrator and writer, Demi, did not provide any clues about the content of the book. Yet, I was … [Read more...]
Sorting Out the Facts
Days after listening to Ela Weissberger's talk at the Boulder Public Library, I continued to think about her words. I questioned when the retelling of a Holocaust event becomes an accepted fact and when does it fall under historic scrutiny? … [Read more...]
The Tower of London- Students, Educators, and Everyone Else
If you want to experience British history, a visit to the Tower of London is essential. Hours can be spent exploring the different facets of this site. If time is at a premium, check the website or a guidebook to map out your strategy. Otherwise you’ll find yourself meandering … [Read more...]
A Foodie’s Paradise- London’s Borough Market
If you're a foodie at heart, you'll be in paradise at Borough Market. There are endless opportunities to indulge in international cuisine and local favorites. You won't be disappointed at the Borough Market. My senses were on overload as I entered. My nose tried to … [Read more...]
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