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Montauk, July 2024

9/26/2024

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I've been going out to eastern Long Island since I was a kid.  The Hamptons wasn't as high end touristy back then, but it totally is now.  But I understand why it's so popular as a haven for the rich - it has a pretty amazing old beach town vibes.

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Montauk Lighthouse.  I went down to the beach here with some buckets specifically to get sand for the permeability lab - finding course sand is not an easy task and this is my spot where I get it.  Much of the sand/pebbles I used at Chatham HS were from this exact spot. I went down to get more fsand or my current job, hoping to get the teachers in my dept to do this lab.

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[bubble gum cigarettes]  How else are my kids gonna learn that smoking is cool?
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My #1 goal as a teacher was to get kids to have grit and determination.  My failure in that realm (and the push-back and frustration it caused for me) was always such a issue for me.  But my son Danny definitely has it and that's what ultimately matters to me.  Watching him try a trick over and over (and over) and then finally landing it - man, so fulfilling as a parent. Like ollie-ing down a 3-stair.
Drone and Danny and the Montauk bowl.
3 Comments
Lion Bianchi
9/28/2024 08:54:49 pm

Awesome, Mr. G! I love those bubble gum cigarettes! That is a great family photo! When I was in Little Havana, Florida in 2018, we went to a cigar shop and I tried for hours to convince my father to let me get a picture with one. I had no success with that - for good reason - but we should have done bubble gum cigarettes instead! Who ever came up with those must have made a fortune!

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Mr. G
9/29/2024 08:39:51 am

Bubble gum cigarettes were big when I was kid. Society's general attitude toward smoking has changed dramatically since then (thankfully), so it's wild these still exist.

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Lion
9/29/2024 01:41:35 pm

Huh. I never even knew that they existed! Pretty cool...




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