What's In A Name?

[snazzlefrag]

Originally Posted by brt4x4clep

I tried to have a different ID/name but for some reason my yahoo would not give me the activation email.

So I created a different one....don't really like my ID/name wish I could correct/change it....today!!!!!! LOL Maybe take the clep part off and add a differnt word.
Can I change your name? Since I am a 'newbie' and fairly new (only 2 days old). Just a request........please!!!

Hi brt4x4clep,

I have sent you a PM (Private Message). To view it, click the "Private Messages" link at the top right of this page.

Thanks,
Snazzlefrag

[brt4x4clep]

Originally Posted by snazzlefrag

Hi brt4x4clep,

I have sent you a PM (Private Message). To view it, click the "Private Messages" link at the top right of this page.

Thanks,
Snazzlefrag

Thanks for the PM.............just sent you a reply.

InstantCert is the best!!!!!!!!!!!! Glad I found you guys (and gals)!!

[Librevore]

Originally Posted by brt4x4clep

Thanks for the PM.............just sent you a reply.

InstantCert is the best!!!!!!!!!!!! Glad I found you guys (and gals)!!

We're glad you're here too!

Since you don't like your name and there isn't one in your signature what would you like to be called? I'll try to remember and use it until you can get it changed.

Librevore

[shadowcross]

Originally Posted by Librevore

My name is probably pretty obvious. I would "starve to death" without a steady diet of good books. I have even been known to buy a book before food so "bookeater" just seemed appropriate. Instead of being an omnivore I'm a librevore.

Kate

Cool...with a Thirst for Knowledge, and Food for thought, you are so sated!



Cheers!

[Criticalthinker]

Critical thinking and the pursuit thereof is the focus of many, many teacher's meetings at the school where I teach. It is our goal along with "authentic assessment". Both are excellent goals in my opinion, despite the fact that I grow amused and weary at times from of the constant usage of current education lingo.

I got to thinking, (critically, of course) and realized that I had basically been raised to think this way by my family of origns, and that because of it, I often was able to see to the bottom of many situations quickly, as well as view options.

I would venture that most of us taking this testing route are awesome critial thinkers!

In layperson's terms, critical thinking might just mean common sense too...

[armymom451]

Its all in my name. My daughter served 2 tours of service in Iraq. 1 yr. in Tekrit and 1 yr. in Baghdad. My son did 1 yr tour in Afghanistan. I'm a very proud mama.

[snazzlefrag]

Originally Posted by armymom451

Its all in my name. My daughter served 2 tours of service in Iraq. 1 yr. in Tekrit and 1 yr. in Baghdad. My son did 1 yr tour in Afghanistan. I'm a very proud mama.

Wow! It must have been very hard for you to have two children in a war zone.

Are they still there, or are they home safe again now?

You have my utmost respect, and they have my sincere appreciation.

For what it's worth,
Snazzelfrag

[ShotoJuku]

Originally Posted by armymom451

Its all in my name. My daughter served 2 tours of service in Iraq. 1 yr. in Tekrit and 1 yr. in Baghdad. My son did 1 yr tour in Afghanistan. I'm a very proud mama.

Yes, you do have a lot to be proud of!!! Tell your children THANK YOU for me!!

BTW: How soon to your first exam??

[Librevore]

Originally Posted by armymom451

Its all in my name. My daughter served 2 tours of service in Iraq. 1 yr. in Tekrit and 1 yr. in Baghdad. My son did 1 yr tour in Afghanistan. I'm a very proud mama.

As my son would say, "Hooah!"

Appreciate your families dedication and courage Armymom. Thank you!
Librevore

[Librevore]

Originally Posted by shadowcross

Cool...with a Thirst for Knowledge, and Food for thought, you are so sated!



Cheers!

Yep, full to overflowing at the moment.

Your name looks interesting too. What's your "story?"

Librevore