I have of course convinced myself that said guest
post will catapult my
blog stats into
new, mind - boggling heights, which is why I would like to take this moment to mention that I've written a book
entitled Evolving
in Monkey Town which you can purchase on Amazon or at a fine bookstore near you.
That was my experience for a long time, and it is shared by Laura Barcella, who recently responded to National Adoption Month
in a
post in the
New York Times «Motherlode
blog entitled «Adoptees like Me «Flip the Script» on the Pro-Adoption Narrative.»
blog post about GNEPSA, Lockhart, on his
blog entitled Political Capitol, shines a bright light on the StudentsFirst connection writing «what's interesting is while GNEPSA is a
new name
in what some have called the «education reform alphabet soup,» it's not.
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