Last post I began my list with five unforgettable books from my childhood. Here is the second half of the list:
Ten Books That Shaped Me: Part 1
Books are powerful things Books give us access to knowledge. They intrigue, captivate, inspire and challenge. They give us a glimpse into someone else’s world. And in the process, they change us.
Who’s That? And Why Do I Care?
You are helping to clean out Great-Aunt Emmaline’s attic and you come across a shoebox filled with old photos. You leaf through them, chuckling at the shots of your aunts and uncles as children, (Uncle Ron always was a goofball, look at that face) and smiling in a vacant way at vintage photos of people you do not recognize. Perhaps…
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How to say, “I Love You” — Part Two
We just celebrated our anniversary, so I am still thinking about love. Following are some suggestions regarding how introverts can show love to their more extroverted family members. [Disclaimer: Since I have a degree in engineering, not psychology, I am not an expert. I have, however, lived for fifty years, which should count for something. The following suggestions are merely my…
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Seven Ways to Say, “I Love You” (to an Introvert)
The course of true love (or any love, for that matter) never did run smooth. It is June, the month traditionally associated with weddings. ♡ And weddings are traditionally associated with love. ♡♡ Unfortunately, loving someone isn’t always easy—especially when we don’t understand them. For many of you, loving the introverts in your life (be they spouse, child or parent) is…
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Celebrating My FULL Nest
For a few short weeks, my empty nest is full again. Two dorm rooms worth of stuff have returned home to fill the bedrooms and teeter in odd corners. Music floats from rooms where a few weeks ago there was only silence. Extra cars jostle for position. The refrigerator and pantry are stuffed with a selection of foods and beverages…
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