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I guarantee "3 Women 3 Ways" on www.blogtalkradio.com will Show You A New Way to See Women, Men and New People (aka Kids) in Courts and Life. Priceless Wisdom

on Wed, 02/01/2017 - 15:33

Timely Priceless Wisdom Awaits You and Your Trusted Friends (please, just to be safe, don't listen in mixed company or men and women or even with those who are likely to argue any point, basis of someone's research for the sake of dismissal or delay, or really who knows what other Triggers...Just Listen Alone for the hour..and take notes since I don't quite know how to tell you how to start and stop and then pick up where you left off.

I heard at least a half hour and know many of these key points which you can find on www.SafeChildAct.com or org, www.barrygoldstein.net with the Saunders

Is the Zoo Speaking to You, Maybe in Your Dreams? A Meeting With the Minds of Animal Beings...

on Thu, 01/26/2017 - 13:58

Last night (likely early this morning really since we may dream on and off in the last two hours of our sleep I think I read somewhere), I had a dream that I was at the Millbrook School's Trevor Zoo in New York where I visited last Friday with friends.

The two red wolves and red pandas, hawks and many other colored and shaped creatures were a delight to see in real life and friendly to meet up with again in my moonlit dream setting. The wire cages were opened enough to allow all of them to gather in a central area, with a calm sense of peaceful meeting of the minds, eyes, hearts and souls.

The Sea Around Us by Rachel Carson on CPTV broadcast Inspiring, Modern Day Worries and Wonders

on Wed, 01/25/2017 - 02:42

When tuning into a wonderful program about the life story of Rachel Carson, I learned that she bought a home in Southport, Maine near the intertidal pools on rocks that became exposed during low tide. A narrator shared that she had access to the marvels she studied and lived' near the waters that could crush you on the one hand but also provided creative life forces on the other.' 

As I am reflecting on life events of family, friends and others in our community, the theme of the preciousness of each breath and of course each life.

The set of stories (real life experiences factoring into the

When You See Someone (of a different gender, race, class etc) , Do You Acknowledge, Say Hello, Smile or Look Away a FB Friend asked..

on Tue, 01/24/2017 - 15:52

Nice to know there's a fellow social psychologist out there...being curious and aware about human interactions, feelings, motives etc. I put a lot on my blog www.livfully.org and this would be a good post to explore.

I love the idea of acknowledging folks and do it habitually Yet in many circumstances 'the less is more' idea may pertain since some people don't really seem to want that and can take it to mean a variety of things. Considering Gender (M/F/Oother) is important.. two fellows can likely say hi or nod, etc, as can two gals..

.The guy-gal mix can present issues as can ages, and overall

During the first days of our New Nation, for better or for worse..think of healing and helpers...

on Tue, 01/24/2017 - 04:03

The other day I heard a sermon on the foundation of society being reflected in a family...Two loving partners caring for a child (that's the updated politically correct version and there is room for discussion about the historical man, woman and child paradigm another time.) Nowadays it is the lucky person who can dream about having a child (their own biological one, or an adopted or otherwise one to care for from early on or over the course of time perhaps as a family member, friend or other connection.) Time, money, practical skills, support, groups and so on in addition to the wider

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