February Tide Table

TIDE TABLE

OXFORD, MD FEBRUARY 2021

HIGH LOW AM PM AM PM 1. Mon. 6:03 6:34 12:48 12:33 2. Tues. 6:57 7:19 1:25 1:36 3. Wed. 7:55 8:08 2:05 2:47 4. Thurs. 8:57 9:00 2:47 4:07 5. Fri. 10:02 9:58 3:35 5:27 6. Sat. 11:08 10:59 4:28 6:41 7. Sun. - 12:14 5:27 7:45 8. Mon. 12:02 1:18 6:29 8:41 9. Tues. 1:03 2:16 7:31 9:30 10. Wed. 1:59 3:09 8:30 10:15 11. Thurs. 2:51 3:56 9:24 10:55 12. Fri. 3:39 4:39 10:14 11:32 13. Sat. 4:26 5:18 11:01 14. Sun. 5:11 5:54 12:05 11:47 15. Mon. 5:57 6:29 12:34 12:33 16. Tues. 6:45 7:04 1:03 1:22 17. Wed. 7:33 7:41 1:32 2:17 18. Thurs. 8:24 8:22 2:04 3:20 19. Fri. 9:17 9:09 2:42 4:31 20. Sat. 10:12 10:03 3:27 5:40 21. Sun. 11:09 11:01 4:18 6:42 22. Mon. 12:05p.m. 11:59 5:15 7:34 23. Tues. - 12:58 6:15 8:19 24. Wed. 12:53 1:48 7:12 9:00 25. Thurs. 1:43 2:34 8:07 9:38 26. Fri. 2:30 3:18 9:00 10:14 27. Sat. 3:16 4:01 9:51 10:50 28. Sun. 4:03 4:43 10:43 11:25

SHARP’S IS. LIGHT: 46 minutes before Oxford TILGHMAN: Dogwood Harbor same as Oxford EASTON POINT: 5 minutes after Oxford CAMBRIDGE: 10 minutes after Oxford CLAIBORNE: 25 minutes after Oxford ST. MICHAELS MILES R.: 47 min. after Oxford WYE LANDING: 1 hr. after Oxford ANNAPOLIS: 1 hr., 29 min. after Oxford KENT NARROWS: 1 hr., 29 min. after Oxford CENTREVILLE LANDING: 2 hrs. after Oxford CHESTERTOWN: 3 hrs., 44 min. after Oxford 3 month tides at www.tidewatertimes.com 43

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gave me my own classroom, and I thought, ‘Wow, they’re letting me have these kids,” Wager said. “You had general instructions and a curriculum that you had to somewhat follow, but every day you were in the classroom, what you did either succeeded or failed because of you ~ it wasn’t because they gave you a manual about how to do it. You had to figure everything out every day. You were king of your realm, and every day you were challenged to think, ‘how am I going to do this?’” In addition to learning that he loved teaching, Wager met the love of his life, his wife, Bonnie, in Hancock. They decided they wanted to start a life together, and they drew circles around major cities on maps, extending 50, 100, and 200 miles.

“We could have ended up in Toronto, Denver, Charleston or Philadelphia,” Wager said. “Talbot County was the first place to offer us two jobs at the same time.”

Wager landed at Easton High, where he taught for 30 years, from 1984 to 2014, and Bonnie at St. Michaels High ~ he is quick to say that Bonnie was a much better teacher than he ever was. They raised their two sons, Ben and Corey, in a house in Bozman, where they still live. Ben (34) is an engineer at Patuxent Air Station, and Corey (33) is a physical therapist in Colorado Springs, CO, where he and his wife recently had a daughter, Quinn, the Wagers’ first grandchild.

This story is not exactly a biography. It’s also about the lasting im-

The Wager family ~ Ben with his wife, Pati, Michael and Bonnie, Corey and his wife, Suzanne. The dog is Barley.