Homer's "The Odyssey"

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"Educated" reminded me very much of "The Glass House"

That side tracked me: I remember "The Glass Menagerie" from HS English class in the '70s. Everyone had scenes to act out on a little stage in the back of the classroom. That's what progressive meant back then. We participated rather than just read, listened to a lecture, and wrote a paper. I won't go where "progressive" means now.

 

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That side tracked me: I remember "The Glass Menagerie" from HS English class in the '70s. Everyone had scenes to act out on a little stage in the back of the classroom. That's what progressive meant back then. We participated rather than just read, listened to a lecture, and wrote a paper. I won't go where "progressive" means now.

Do you remember "progressive dinners"? That was where a group of young people would go to one home for the 1st course (perhaps soup or a appetizer), a 2nd home for the salad, on so on through dessert.

I can't imagine what a "progressive dinner" might mean in this day and age.

It's a living language, what can I say?

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I was in a big multi-departmental series of meetings at work c. 2015.

One bright young rising-star engineer, I believe trying to combine "progress" and "transpire", asked a wordy question about how the work might transgress.