I’ve been thinking a lot about what I want to do after this August, because I don’t have a job, nor have I found any work that I really love. It would be logical to try to find work in teaching, since that’s what I’m trained in, but whenever I go to apply somewhere I’m [...]
All posts for the month March, 2010
Thoughts on Life Decisions
Posted by Molly on March 26, 2010
http://mollydodd.wordpress.com/2010/03/26/thoughts-on-life-decisions/
Preceptorial
Preceptorial allocations came out yesterday. I’ve been assigned Greek Mathematical Thought and the Origins of Algebra by Jacob Klein. I don’t understand how or why that happened, as it was my third choice out of four and includes the one fellow student I outright asked not to have another class with. My working theory at [...]
Posted by Molly on March 11, 2010
http://mollydodd.wordpress.com/2010/03/11/preceptorial/
Shrimp Burrito
I haven’t done a food post since last year’s Pascha bread, but this was a really excellent burrito, so I thought it deserved to be remembered and repeated in the future. Ingredients: Spanish Rice Shrimp Garlic Fire roasted green chili Avocado Lemon or lime Tortilla Sauté the shrimp in oil with the garlic, and mash [...]
Posted by Molly on March 5, 2010
http://mollydodd.wordpress.com/2010/03/05/shrimp-burrito/
Fresh Running Waters
This is, in part, a response to a comment made by a friend the other day on Tuluksak: Similar to “There’s no Place like Home” there is no place like Tuluksak in the World. Yes I have been all over the World. I am still here in the trenches and yes it continues to be [...]
Posted by Molly on March 5, 2010
http://mollydodd.wordpress.com/2010/03/05/1492/
Stillness
Happy March! As my father might mention, we’re a sixth into the new year. Sunday after church I went to a gospel choir show with some friends; it was neat. I mostly mean that the doing something with friends was neat; the gospel choir was energetic, but not my cup of tea, as the saying [...]
Posted by Molly on March 3, 2010
http://mollydodd.wordpress.com/2010/03/03/stillness/
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I’m a young Orthodox woman living and teaching in the Republic of Georgia. I write about places I’ve been, books I’ve read, and thoughts on whatever seems interesting at the time. The password is my saint name.
