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Hey Mark, Just passing through and thought I'd take a moment to sign your guest book. This is some editor you've developed with all the check boxes and options. Very nice layout.

dar

(not mine! — credit Bo Leuf for the cluster wiki framework — I just like to type a lot ... ^z)


Hello Zimmermann's

You are definitely an interesting bunch. Well maybe more excentric and odd than interesting. Very strange pages....my eyes are blurred from reading as much as I have. As a new father the notion of home schooling really intrigued me and I was curious how it is all turning out. So I read and I read and I read some more. I guess it worked out pretty well. The pages could use some color and a bit of design. But you get your points across.

Glad to see that your are all developing so well.

As for me and my family...we will stay more conventional. As I was never much of a student I doubt I would be any more structured as a teacher.

I will still teach lessons of live.

But those will all have to happen before and after school and on holidays and family vacations.
good luck with it later

jg


I've set up a license Primarily Public Domain http://www.primarilypublicdomain.org that I suggest for this Wiki and can work with stuff like the following (clicking on the links will get you to a page with everything that has been clicked through from). Andrius Kulikauskas http://www.ms.lt


Hello! I had a first look around in this wiki, just wanted to drop a comment. - Nice peaces of philosophy which is also my interest. I added your URL to my Noo Wiki, see Philo Sophy, it is a more puristic information orientated wiki, small but growing community, serves as my only Knowledge Management and PIM tool, open for all topics. - Florian Konnertz, florian.konnertz@web.de – Florian Konnertz


(I don't know who you are. I found this site quite accidently while i was going through extreeme chaos. the words and the ideas help me to releave lot of chaos. thanks to whoever you are i am now addicted to this site.)


Today is the day I asked my wife shelly to married me. the place was demontreville and the temperature was cold. she said yes I gave her a ring and kryston.


Something romantic


I was merrily strolling through wiki world, stopping from
time to time along the road to smell the roses, when I took
the "path less traveled" and found myself at ZhurnalWiki.
Here are wild, yet well planted tiny beams of light gardens.
Is it home at last? (noowiki looks enticing, too)

JohnCastledine


From Fans of Judy Decker

(cf. Judy Decker)


Hi Mrs Decker,

I liked the writing about old pictures. I thought it was funny when you were talking about the picture when you were a hippi. - joey combopiano


good job mrs.Decker. we think you did a great job


Good job-matt forne and matt white


some of your witings have inspired me to write more!!!!!!!!


I loved those writings. They are really great!!!!!!!!
I hope that you will make many more for me to read.

your favorite student ever ever to cross your tracks,
Matt Forne


Your writings are very inspiring. You should write more and get a book published
Your Favorite Student Ever – Zach L

Hi Mrs. Decker. You rule at teaching Language Arts. I am in your 4th period and you liked my poem. I like the door story that you are reading to us in class.

Hi Mrs. D! I love your writing, when you get your books published and they're all best sellers and writers for the New York Times hate you because they're so jealous of you, you must remember me and send me signed copies. Thank you so much for putting up with 4th period's noise and all that, and thanks for reading all the stories I forced you to read.

~Tara K.

Hey Mrs. Decker!

You are a gr8 language arts teacher! I will miss you so much next year when I'm in eight grade! I'll be sure to visit you as often as I can. You are such a great inspiration to your students.

Journal writing has helped me so much! It has helped me became a better writer!

You are such a great writer! I can't wait to tell people that I knew you before you were famous!

Luv Always,
Jess the healthy eater

Hey Mrs. Decker!!! I will miss u over the summer. I will come and vist u as much as I can!! Well I got to go. C ya next year.

Mrs. Decker I miss you so much. Good luck with your stories! You're the best teacher ever!!! Thanks for inspiring me! When I grow up im gonna be just like you, its my destiny! Hahahahar.

The one most like you,
Sari Smith


re PolioSummer:

You are a great writer - Jeff Q.

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What a striking memory, Judy!
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good job mrs. decker loved it...u r the best teacher ever


This was a great writing. I could only imangine what happened. – Zach

Mrs. Decker,
You are the best writer in the whole world! You have to finish your story that you were reading to 4th period! We are all going to miss you at the end of seventh grade! You are the best and keep up the great writing! See ya next year! We will all be back to visit.......no matter what Mr. Lohse says!

– Ajla Glavasevic


re SonnetForMyDaughterInLaw:

Mrs. Decker!!!!
That is soooooo SWEET!!!
When I get married you have to write me one!!! – Ajla Glavasevic


re FirstGradeLongAgo:


Your voice is reading each passage to me...you are a wonderful storyteller!


re JudyReEnglishdept:


hi ms.decker its tim nice website see you later.


Hi Ms. Decker! This is Emily. I like your website! Your writing is really really good, (allthough some of it is beyond my vocabulary). Well, see you later.


Hey Mrs. Decker, it's Tara (yes I know school's out but you know what? I don't care, this is a great website). This is really cynical, it's really cool.


Yo yo yo, Mrs. D! Just joking, excuse my bad english. I love the way you write, it has a major impact to anyone who reads it. -Sari


Howdy Ms. Decker...its tim...im just chillen in team HR...i was bored so i thought id read some of your book....i like it a lot...i cant imagine how you could live like that while you were young...but anyway...im out...goodluck in the future years


hi!!....my name is Audrey Ann Hayes...and i am at the age of 13 years old and this isnt just one ordinary girl here i have excellent writing skills other peeple have read my writing and they love it...but it isnt exactly books that i am good at writing it is more like poems about a page long and they are fantastik ..."if i do say so my self" I love to write it is so much fun and there has been many experiences in my life that makes it even more fun to write about so i was wondering if i could send my poems to u.........and maybe you could help me.........i don't know what i will do if i don't find any one that will even glance at my writing... if i find a publisher i will just keep writing but if i don't i will be giving up on my life long dream!... :(


mrs. decker is the best 4real


Comment 4 Dec 2004^ at 15:36Z

For the Body Mnemonic, I learned that trick in a way that apparently Leo Tolstoy also did. Starting with the knuckle of the index finger on the left hand, and counting knuckles and hollows, you get January, February, etc., until you run out of hand at the little finger knuckle, and June. You then reverse direction, starting with the little finger knuckle as July, and count back toward the index finger.

Perhaps not as intuitive as the method you learned, but it lets you use the index finger of the right hand to keep track of where you are, remembering to double-tap the little finger knuckle.


Comment 11 Apr 2005^ at 04:12Z

Mark, I came upon your pages while searching for something else, and as soon as I saw your ^z sign, I recognized it and had to sign in. I like your entry on "Ontology Recapitulates Philology," which is more philosophical and less dry than "specification of a conceptualization recapitulates the study of ancient texts and languages." And keep working on your "Zhurnaly Red" entry - bon mots are not fashioned overnight (if nothing else, it would make a fine name for a wine).

It does not surprise me that you have been doing the Wiki / blog thing far ahead of others in our little community, and I look forward to wandering through your site at random in the future. Cheers, Richard – MacDurk


(correlates: Judy Decker, BodyMnemonic, PersonalProgrammingHistory, ...)