Eitel Thoughts
Mark EitelI have been putting odd thoughts into strange words for decades, and now continue to do so as I try to point to the meaning of life and to the One who makes all things possible.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 79 | Subscribers | Read | markeitel.substack.com |
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My Teachers: Eighth Grade
You know, I’m kind of thankful this picture is a little grainy. This is a shot taken of some of us on stage during our eighth grade graduation ceremony at Harris. Fully visible L-R: Assistant Principal Mr. Lewis Freeman (who had torn a meni...
My Teachers: A Harris Addendum
Mr. Rob, as I mentioned in the main seventh grade post, is shown here hitting golf balls around during break near the teacher’s parking lot, as we students no doubt milled around and talked on the blacktop with the four basketball goals wit...
My Teachers: Seventh Grade
Seventh-grade gym frivolity, as captured by Kevin. Your writer, strangely of average height in those days, is on the left.
My Teachers: Sixth Grade
In early June 1988, your writer here receives his 6th grade certificate from the now Doctor (and no longer Mister) Roger McCluney, principal, in the 1988 Sixth Grade Recognition Ceremony at Alexander Elementary School.
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Welcome to my Substack home, and thank you. What I write may just be a unique perspective of life (and the Giver of it) that you haven't thought of, and (perhaps subconsciously) have been looking for all the time. God bless you!
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