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Open ended Inquiry - a week later

Submitted by Antoinette Sisco on Tue, 07/14/2009 - 8:59am.

What has changed within me in the past week is a continued level of comfort/discomfort with the open ended inquiry.  I am growing more comfortable with navigating through the “vines” to make personal , spiritual , educational, social and other connections.  I am constantly creating an environment within myself, to make time for personal Bible study, open endedness, time for structure and time to prepare for academic preparedness, time to cook, clean, .  As I look at myself as a Christian, a woman, a teacher, a bible school teacher, a student, a girlfriend, a sister, an aunt, a cousin,  a friend, and a granddaughter, I look from slightly different lenses.  Each lens/ role has a set of responsibilities is unique. 

 

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