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Tag Archives: Family
Simply About Suicide
This post is simply about suicide. I tried to come up with a catchy title. It is such a profound subject, that catchy titles seemed to trivialize the reality. So, this is simply a post about suicide and what it … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Suicide
Tagged depression, Family, Health, Internet, joy, Kindness, Love, Marriage, Mental Health, nurturing, pain, People, professional help, Respect, Robin Williams, Self, Social Issues, Suffering, suicide, Thought
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Library of Birmingham
The Library of Birmingham, United Kingdom, is, according to Wikipedia, the largest free cultural center in Europe. It is located in my husband’s home town. We recently traveled from our small town of Hollister, CA to Birmingham. While we were … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Travel
Tagged Book, Family, Hollister, Library, Love, Mind, People, Public library, Thought, West Midlands, Zen
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Investing Time in Relationships, Goal Setting, and Moving Fast
My time has been heavily invested in work and relationships this past month. The first month of 2014 has been a very busy one for me. It’s sped by so quickly, and I’ve not made time to write this blog … Continue reading
What Made You Feel Alive Today?
What makes me feel alive? Let me indulge some recent memories in an attempt to answer. In May, 2011, I lost two sisters to untimely deaths. They were twins; fifty-seven years old, each. On May 22, 2011, Pat ingested a … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, positive psychology
Tagged Christmas, Christmas carol, Christmas tree, Family, Gratitude, Holiday, Holidays, Hollister, Hospice, Love; suicide; cancer
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Christmas Busies
Christmas busies….today is December 11th. There are 13 days until Christmas, 14 if you count today. I’ve spent the morning shopping on-line, getting those gifts ordered that I know the people on my gift list want and or need. I … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, positive psychology
Tagged Christmas, Christmas and holiday season, Christmas tree, December, Facebook, Family, Gift, Holiday, Love
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Gratitude Makes a Difference
How can gratitude make a difference in your life? It might seem to you as though you have little to be grateful for. Being faced with a continuous onslaught of difficulties may cause you to be convinced there is little … Continue reading
Posted in positive psychology
Tagged Emotions, Everyday life, Family, Gratitude, Hollister, Inspirational, Positive mental attitude, Positive psychology
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How Can I Tell If My Relationship Is Healthy?
How can I tell if my relationship is healthy? Relationships can be a source of much pleasure when they are healthy. They can be a source of much pain and frustration when they are unhealthy. But many relationships fall into … Continue reading
Dealing With Stress During Holidays
Last week was a very busy, stressful, but productive week for me. As I’ve been busy, I’ve been thinking about how my clients have been doing, and wondering how they are dealing with the stress that this time of year … Continue reading
Posted in positive psychology
Tagged Christmas and holiday season, Dentistry, Family, Hollister, Human Interest, Love, Mental Health, Respect, Suffering
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Over Entertained
Today’s subject is about one of my personal theories regarding why it is hard for so many young people to find motivation to succeed. Having said that, I would like to emphasize that I do not think I am old. … Continue reading
Out Of The Blue….or Was It?
This will be a somewhat personal post. I received a telephone call yesterday…out of the blue. The caller was from the Sonoma County District Attorney’s office. He explained to me that a former partner of mine had been charged with … Continue reading