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Check Engine

Posted on April 2, 2014 by Mrs Odie

A yellow light illuminated on the control panel of my car. It read “Service Engine Soon.” Some car designer didn’t pay attention to his English teacher’s lesson on ambiguity. I tell my students to embrace ambiguity. They all want fast … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays/Commentary, Parenting, Teaching | Tagged anxiety, Car repairs, depression, Disneyland, Frozen, summer school | 7 Comments

Dancing with the Stereotypes

Posted on March 21, 2014 by Mrs Odie

Danica McKellar described her Maxim pictures as “little girl sexy.” It was March 19th on Access Hollywood while promoting her upcoming appearance on Dancing with the Stars. My blood was already boiling because host Billy Bush called Emilia Clarke on Game of Thrones … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays/Commentary | Tagged Access Hollywood, Billy Bush, Daenerys Targaryan, Dancing with the Stars, Danica McKellar, exploitation of women, feminism, Game of Thrones, Khaleesi, math, Maxim | 6 Comments

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