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From time to time my famous internet friend Derek Semmler lets me write my thoughts in a guest post on one of his top shelf blogs. Today it’s over at The Man Page. Derek had some concerns when the public school in Chicago where he lives frowned on him taking his child out for a [...]
I have learned that being frantic and putting a happy face only gets you so far. Why not try being quieter and more of a listener?
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My C.A.N. results on all three blogs in August 2008 are detailed below. Some things could have gone better, but that is an “as always” thing. More things went right than ever before. I am very happy about these results across all three blogs.
Check out how I did in August 2008.
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I want to discuss Ellis’ theory of Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) as it relates to a happy marriage. Let’s face it, when your marriage is thriving and healthy, it feels like you’re taking pure energy pills. I may have mentioned REBT here before but this is a unique way of looking at it [...]
My CAN. Goals for my new “online diary” here at DATSOL were met and surpassed based on preliminary August results (I still have until the 31st and will publish the final results then). Thank you to all my friends new and old who have visited, commented, and allowed me to guestblog on your blogs.
Damien at [...]
I saw Mamma Mia a ways back with my lovely wife who dragged me there. She’d already seen it 3 times by then so I figured it had to be at least decent. Plus I grew up with the music of ABBA so I knew I might like it. There is a [...]
Is planning what’s most important? I have to answer a resounding, “yes.” The year has begune, we are a couple years into it and I can already see I am going to have to tweak every plan that has been given to me. This is not uncommon if you want to be successful [...]
An interview with yours truly on blogging and historical questions about Postcards is now up at the impressive new Fuelmyblog blog. You’re reading this so you are already reading my blog. If you’re new here or if you want to read my thoughts why you should read Postcards, you should read the interview. [...]
I remember when I was 18-ish and didn’t think I should be forced to have Health Insurance. By “forced” I mean my employer, then a grocery store, automatically took fees out of my paycheck every two weeks to pay for a plan. I never got sick … I didn’t need any counseling services [...]
My wife just called me and said it is raining by our house one mile away. Here, there are some black clouds but mostly the sun is poking through. This is kind of like a metaphor for people’s psyches don’t you think? One person will express a rainstorm while another right next [...]
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