Was in Reagan National Airport in DC recently, and had planned to sip hot tea and listen to jazz in one of my favorite waiting spots, when I came upon this sign. It gave me pause; what about you?
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November 16, 2011
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Renee Moore has taught English and journalism for 20 years in the Mississippi Delta region at both high school and community college levels. A former state Teacher of the Year and National Board Certified, Renee has written for Educational Leadership and other professional publications.
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