Sunday, October 17, 2010

What gives?



Seriously, what gives? Okay so about two weeks ago on a Tuesday morning at around 8:52 I get pulled over for speeding in a school zone. It really was so messed up! I started out driving on 11th street a...

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PTSD Awareness

If you know someone with PTSD, it is important to remind them you are supportive of them.

If you have PTSD, it is important to find a healthy release that works for you. Write, Run,  Sing, Talk. Most importantly, REMEMBER -- without YOU, we cannot be who we are supposed to be.

Be mindful of your interactions with others.
You never know who is fighting an invisible war within, and your kindness may be the one thing that helps them win a battle.

We have a terrific and caring family unit here at Cameron. I encourage each of you to reach out to that person you see every day, sitting alone. She or he may need to know they matter to you. As the semester progresses, it is common and very easy to allow school work puch our friends and family aside, so please make a conscious effort -- not only for yourself, but for your loved ones -- to remind them that there is kindness at Cameron University and we care.

Remember, TOGETHER we are the community.

Friday, October 15, 2010

It Sure Would be Nice If........


Hello! to All, Hope everyone had a good start to the new month. October is here! Here is my new blog for the month of October. I may have more to write about this month later, just depends what I come across and how I feel about it.

It Sure Would be Nice If........

So this is what I was thinking and really it isn't a bad thing at all, not impossible to do and it would help a lot of folks out there, especially in this day and time.

It Sure Would be Nice If........

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Parenting in the age of fear by Nom de Gorilla


Oh gentle reader, let me warn you now while we are both still a mystery to one another. Let me warn you while we are both still ripe with surprise. Let me warn you while you have yet to be disappointed by with my pettiness and my mundane concerns and I have not yet heard your apathy like a yawning chasm in the ether. Fore warned being fore armed as they say it would probably be morally questionable on my part not to tell you I am by nature contrary. I am constitutionally incapable of not taking things apart.

And so it is with parenting as it has been with most other things in my life. I can’t help zigging while everyone else is zagging.

Sometimes I do this unintentionally. That was the case when I had the insanity, nay the temerity, to let my children walk to school. It didn’t seem like a radical act at the time. After all I walked to school as a child. In junior high my daily walk was close to a mile. Don’t we hear about how desperately under-exercised kids are these days? Doesn’t a nice walk seem like a pleasant way to start the day? Isn’t walking to school right up there with apple pie and sunshine in the wholesomeness sweepstakes?

It seems I was mistaken.

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Friday, October 1, 2010

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