Who leads? What leads?
Who opens? What opens?
Who closes? What closes?
Who sees? What sees?
Who turns? What turns?
Who pushes? What pushes?
Who pulls? What pulls?
Who loves? What loves?
Who hates? What hates?
Who cares? What cares?
Who weeps? What weeps?
Who fears? What fears?
Who acts? What acts?
Who lies? What lies?
Who tells? What tells?
Who tattles? What tattles?
Who runs? What runs?
Who walks? What walks?
Who fights? What fights?
Who calms? What calms?
Who throws? What throws?
Who catches? What catches?
Who laughs? What laughs?
Who scares? What scares?
Who attacks? What attacks?
Who confuses? What confuses?
Who complicates? What complicates?
Who perseveres? What perseveres?
Who lives? What lives?
Who dies? What dies?
Who talks? What talks?
Who screams? What screams?
Who rings? What rings?
Who reads? What reads?
Who phones? What phones?
Who writes? What writes?
Who teaches? What teaches?
Who helps? What helps?
Who hurts? What hurts?
Who heals? What heals?
Who inspires? What inspires?
Who challenges? What challenges?
Who asks? What asks?
E.T. learned to speak English, in two words sentences, basically, strung together to ask ( and tell).
Phone Home. Be good. (Or home phone)
https://youtu.be/6xZif3WmG7I?is=1pNzL5reDLtlCS-h
https://youtu.be/mGA_uH0-n28?is=q8LEXiwWdHJBdOAJ
The questions you ask do not have to be complicated. Neither do the answers.
Ask Abbott and Costello about complicated?
https://youtu.be/5FsJe4DScDs?is=JJk0mzOf98FWJtko
Life can be as confusing. ASKing helps?
Sometimes the ask and answers can be found in a story.
Inspired by a comment, a movie, Halloween, and the shortest sentence in Scripture that explains it all. Jesus wept. He also laughed and challenged.
All Saints Day yesterday and All Soul's Day today.
Who remembers?
Who celebrates?
Who believes?
Who watched? Who cared? Who wept? Who cried? Who acted?
Elliott? A child will lead them.
https://youtu.be/a-9990dlfvo?is=e4IQsNiYsbdidEYO
Get started with prevention. It begins with a question. I listed a few to ponder.
I saw E.T. with my husband (then) and my oldest brother, Marty, in the past. He is remembered in today and in my book.
From the Teacher's Desk with Love,
Marian R. Carlino
November 2, 2026