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We've already crossed the line into very peculiar debates and discussions. Perhaps most people in the world would find it unnecessary to 'present evidence' that father's play a central role in the health and well-being of their children. Yes, we've crossed into dark times, indeed, when we expend time, money, and energy to conduct research that both sides hope to use to advance their social agendas; oddly enough the child's natural needs are often ignored or denied.
There are so many wa... Read More
It's worth reviewing the 'raw data' on certain subjects from time to time to remind us of our responsibilities to each other. The information provided by Liam Jackson might also explain why some of us find ourselves prone to be so grumpy; more often than not, we haven't a clue what set off the most recent grumpy outburst. I prefer to know why I am such a grump.....know the truth and it will set you free......to get more grumpy (half joking). R. D. Laing, the famous and controversial Scottish... Read More
(This is Part I of II on this topic. It seems necessary to lay out some background information to make it easier to understand how/why ways male warriors seem so vulnerable in dealings with women. I trust you won't dismiss Part I as a bunch of psychobabble. It matches my experience as a kid, and my son tells me it's basically the same game for his generation. Most of this stuff is covered in a book by a Harvard professor, Carol Gilligan, called "In A Different Voice"--and there is gen... Read More
Passing along a book review that covers a topic that embedded in my heart. The struggle of American Indians strikes a chord in many of us. So, for those interested......
GHOST-DANCERS
Lindsay Clarke pays tribute to a people
Who lived in harmony with the universal flow.
Mystic Warriors of the Plains
THOMAS E. MAILS
Council Oak Books, 1995, PPP39.95
(distributed by Green Books, Foxhole, Dartington, Totnes, Devon TQ9 6EB)
SO DREADFUL are the many crime... Read More
A favorite part of my day is between 4-6 am. It's dark, still, quiet, peaceful--a good thing for a grumpy bear. Sometimes, my dog Shadow will take me for a walk. I'm resolving to let her do this far more often. This time of day is good medicine for one prone to feel bad about denying his dog the pure joy and adventure of walks with 'Daddy'. Shadow is about 6-7 years old but doesn't realize her puppy days are past. Too smart for her own good, amazingly fast, close to fearless, she digs life. Well... Read More
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