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goings on

by Emily Wright | Jun 10, 2016 | On the Docket | 0 |

After 8 months in Mpls, I’m headed back to DC! Nothing against the Twin Cities: in...

Minneapolis

by Emily Wright | Nov 9, 2015 | Being, Teaching & Learning | 4 |

So I moved to Minneapolis. My heart is still sore from leaving my DC students and colleagues (heck, I still miss my LA folks every. single. day.) but I’m immersing myself in the business at hand until the ache is...

unexpected finds

by Emily Wright | Jul 23, 2012 | Being | 3 |

I was chatting with a friend from California the other day and he said it seems like...

On being sure-footed

by Emily Wright | Jul 1, 2010 | Being | 2 |

Traveling with Lucy the WonderCat has been an adventure. I’m sure she’ll tell you all about it when she gets her typewriter back. Anyway, as a loyal JetBluer, I went out to get the “Jet Paws” pet carrier in accordance with their...

Steps

by Emily Wright | Jun 14, 2010 | Being | 4 |

I shed the first of what are sure to be many tears today as I reflected on one particular student’s journey. My strength as a teacher (and possibly as a human) is the same as my greatest weakness: I invest deeply in...

It's official.

by Emily Wright | Mar 25, 2010 | Being, Events | 10 |

I’m moving to DC in July! More info as I get it. It’s not too soon to contact me for lessons: After my first course at Hopkins in mid-July, I’m going to have August nearly free. Although this was not a simple...

Back to LA, for now

by Emily Wright | Mar 8, 2010 | Being, On the Docket | 2 |

Today is my last day in Atlanta. It was strange to watch the Oscars more than a few miles from the Kodak Theatre, but that’s something I’ll have to get used to if I am planning on making the move to DC this summer....

Off to Atlanta in the morning

by Emily Wright | Mar 4, 2010 | Misc, On the Docket | 0 |

Top 10 things I like about DC/Baltimore area, in no particular order:4. (Well, I told you it was in no particular order) The Potomac River.6. Old, old trees. They lie in thickets on the roadside, still buried in snow from the...