People Are Nicer Than You Think
Posted by Danielle Bean in Just me on Wednesday, December 01, 2010
I had the enlightening experience once of having a surprise “in-real-life” social meeting with someone (I will call her Jane) whom I had previously known only online.
Before our in-real-life meeting, I did not like Jane. Actually, I might very well have liked her, except for the fact that Jane did not like me. At least I thought she didn’t.
You know how you can get a bad “vibe” sometimes from reading... READ MORE
Going Back
Posted by Arwen Mosher in Family on Monday, July 26, 2010
This weekend I was blessed to attend my college reunion.
Not my class reunion, but the reunion of my entire college, a now-defunct school that has a total alumni population of only a couple hundred people.
I helped organize the reunion, and we were excited to have over a hundred attendees, including several dozen children. If there’s anything better than seeing old friends and classmates, it’s seeing... READ MORE
Just One Small Thing
Posted by AGroup in Just me on Friday, May 21, 2010
I never cease to be amazed how much it invigorates me when I have the time and energy to start my day with a long shower, do my hair, apply my makeup, and slip on a snappy outfit—but, let’s face it, here in the real world that’s not always possible.
There have been days when all I’ve been able to accomplish is to quickly brush my teeth and throw on something that doesn’t alert the world to the fact... READ MORE
Men Have Feelings Too
Posted by Danielle Bean in Family on Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Here’s a great resource for Catholic men (and for those of us who have ever wondered just what on earth is going on inside men’s heads):
The latest video posted at the Knights of Colmubus website Fathers for Good features Dr. Richard Fitzgbbons, a Catholic psychiatrist. Fitzgibbons takes on the challenging topic of men and their emotions: “Learn how to control your emotions without denying them—and live a healthier life at work and at home.”
Sounds like a must-watch to me. Check it out.
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