Author Archives: foolishsuperintendent

A young Superintendent hopes to know the truth; an experienced one hopes to survive it. (1/4/17)

A young Superintendent fights to be true to himself; an experienced one strives to be true to the truth.  (1/3/17)

At the  onset of a new year, a young Superintendent grits his teeth with a determination to do more and to be better; a prudent one softens his heart with the hope to listen and appropriately respond.  (1/2/17)

Sometimes, the most difficult part of the day is getting out of bed; sometimes, it is going to bed.  (1/1/17)

The Pause — When I began this blog, I wanted to post proverbs for one year.  In time, I had an overabundance of proverbs. I have continued the blog for two years…I believe it contains 732 proverbs. At this point, I … Continue reading →

A young Superintendent speaks and expects others to listen; an experienced one realizes he is, at his most fortunate, a whisper in the wind of nature.  [1/2/15]

Proverbs are not promises. [1/1/15]

The game of golf prides itself on honor and integrity, but its workers live in shame and poverty. [12/31/14]

A misguided Superintendent runs from his pain and fear, but leaves it with his wife and children; a wise one agknowledges his pain and fear, but confines it to his back pocket. [12/30/14]

Every Superintendent is like another, but every Superintendent is unique. [12/29/14]