John, Great issue. I'm so far behind in keeping up with my email that I'm late reading it. The history of how you've gotten to where you are with "Special Education Today" is fascinating. I'd forgotten some of it even though I played a minor part in the early stuff. I only have one comment, which is not a criticism, just a surprise, I thought you'd have made some reference to Robert Frost in your caption underneath the photo of the path in the woods where you and Pat walk.
Wonderful note, Dan. And thanks for the contributions. Do you remember hand stuffing the 1000s of envelopes we used to send the original paper issues? I recall sitting in the dining area of Jim's place (just off Georgetown Rd.) will boxes and stacks of envelopes and newsletters and the mailing labels...working for hours to prepare a mailing. And then we had to take trays of the zip-code sorted envelopes to the post office. (I remember having to write a script that printed the mailing labels in zip-code order onto a tractor-fed strip of labels!). And the snow was three-feet deep and it was uphill both directions....
John, Great issue. I'm so far behind in keeping up with my email that I'm late reading it. The history of how you've gotten to where you are with "Special Education Today" is fascinating. I'd forgotten some of it even though I played a minor part in the early stuff. I only have one comment, which is not a criticism, just a surprise, I thought you'd have made some reference to Robert Frost in your caption underneath the photo of the path in the woods where you and Pat walk.
Wonderful note, Dan. And thanks for the contributions. Do you remember hand stuffing the 1000s of envelopes we used to send the original paper issues? I recall sitting in the dining area of Jim's place (just off Georgetown Rd.) will boxes and stacks of envelopes and newsletters and the mailing labels...working for hours to prepare a mailing. And then we had to take trays of the zip-code sorted envelopes to the post office. (I remember having to write a script that printed the mailing labels in zip-code order onto a tractor-fed strip of labels!). And the snow was three-feet deep and it was uphill both directions....
Robert Frost? Yes, there is a hint there. Frost wrote wonderful poem "The Road Not Taken": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Road_Not_Taken