Sometimes, a teaching artist needs a break, and today is that day. Before it's all over, please consider making a donation to the Association of Teaching Artists.
If you have utilized ATA's treasure trove of resources, including the ATA Listserv and Facebook Page, then making a donation is a spectacular way to help make sure those sites are still around next year.
Your gift celebrates ATA's vital role as a support system for teaching artists just like you. Give an amount that is meaningful and significant for your circumstances. Every dollar helps Executive Director Dale Davis, Glenn McClure and the entire Board of Directors of ATA continue to advocate on behalf of teaching artists everywhere.
Contributions to ATA are tax-deductible, and may be made here.
Thank you.
Memo: Until the new year, postings will occur with less regularity, because all work and no. Thanks for reading ATA Blog!
Our text for the day is from The Pillow book of Sei Shōnagon, translated by Ivan, I. Morris:
If you have utilized ATA's treasure trove of resources, including the ATA Listserv and Facebook Page, then making a donation is a spectacular way to help make sure those sites are still around next year.
Your gift celebrates ATA's vital role as a support system for teaching artists just like you. Give an amount that is meaningful and significant for your circumstances. Every dollar helps Executive Director Dale Davis, Glenn McClure and the entire Board of Directors of ATA continue to advocate on behalf of teaching artists everywhere.
Contributions to ATA are tax-deductible, and may be made here.
Thank you.
Memo: Until the new year, postings will occur with less regularity, because all work and no. Thanks for reading ATA Blog!
Our text for the day is from The Pillow book of Sei Shōnagon, translated by Ivan, I. Morris:
Snow
It is delightful when there has been a thin fall of snow; or again when it has piled up very high and in the evening we sit round a brazier at the edge of the veranda with a few congenial friends, chatting till darkness falls. There is no need for the lamp, since the snow itself reflects a clear light. Raking the ashes in the brazier with a pair of fire-tongs, we discuss all sorts of moving and amusing things.
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