WHETHER THE WEATHER
I’ve been a weather watcher for as long as I can remember, probably starting as soon as I could walk for I would hear something like, “You can’t go outside because it’s raining.” So I would just walk to my boots and raincoat, point to them and some reluctant, but willing adult, parent or grandparent,
0CAREER AND LIFE TRANSITIONS
Two colleagues mentioned very recently that they were in a transition mode and my response to each was that we are often, almost always, in some form of transition and the big ones are much more challenging. One person is retiring from a distinguished career as an educator, a leader and change agent in public,
0Word choices
A friend stopped by one morning recently and said her “word for the year” is “curiosity.” That is a terrific word and I told her that curiosity is the foundation for learning so this will be a year of learning as she explores what she is curious about. I wondered if many things that I
0BUILDING WALLS
Robert Frost says it best: “Before I built a wall I’d ask to know What I was walling in or walling out, And to whom I was like to give offence. Something there is that doesn’t love a wall, That wants it down…” Frost expresses my sentiments better than I can and in such a
0kamagra sipariş
Şimdi gelseler dalga geçmek neymiş görecekler ama ulaşamıyorum art onlara. Yalnız ürünlerin kullanımını doğru şekilde gerçekleştiriniz. kamagra’nın yan etkileri hızla geçme eğilimindedir, ancak tedavinizin bir sonucu olarak başınız dönerse, araç kullanmamaya veya makine çalıştırmamaya dikkat etmelisiniz. Öz güveninizle eşiniz veya partneriniz size daha da çok aşık olacak bağlanacak. Abartılacak bir sorunum olmadığı halde bir kez
0PARADOX REVISITED
We visited the Kennedy Space Center on April 10, 2014, primarily to see a rocket launch, something we had not witnessed in person previously and it certainly lived up to our expectations. It was a beautiful day and the several thousand people gathered on the shoreline were all waiting patiently for the scheduled 1:45 PM
0AGING GRATEFULLY – PART II
There are five dimensions of human activity that are inextricably interrelated and interdependent. These are present regardless of our chronological age and they are not only important components in adult development, they are also factors that become even more critical in the aging process. Each one affects one or more of the others in ways
0THE GIFT OF AGING GRATEFULLY – PART I
We all have this in common. We’re all getting older, day by day, month by month, year by year. What we witness, regardless of our age, are the changes that take place and some of those happen rapidly on both ends of the continuum. The early changes in child development and adolescence are generally related
0MIGRATION FOR US & FOR THEM
We left the U.S. in early November, headed south across the border to a warmer climate in Mexico, returning to one of our favorite places on the Pacific Coast north of Puerto Vallarta. We traveled in our RV and camped at La Parota in the village of Lo de Marcos, in the state of Nayarit,
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