The Head Tilt – Don’t do this in business meetings!
Do you do it? In my informal observational-survey, women are more prone to doing the head tilt...
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How Hollywood Fails Men
Maybe Clark Gable started it all in Gone With The Wind. Is there a better I’ll love you to the...
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Oh those delectable pastries!
What is it about the pastry display? Even when we (meaning me) don’t have a sweet tooth that...
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The Power in a Good Pair of Gloves
In winter, I dread snow shoveling for my typical reasons: I hate being cold. Truly, I hate being...
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How neurotic are you about making your bed?
Poor sister. When Jackie and I shared a bedroom from adolescence through our teen years, I was the...
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Being Woefully Uncoordinated
I’m no longer allowed out of the kitchen with its shiny hardwood floors while holding Mott’s...
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Zing … what is it? Who wants it? Why?
What is that elusive, exciting zap of almost palpable emotional electricity you feel when being...
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Making Peace with Sweet Gum Tree Seedpods
Sweet Gum trees look innocent, innocuous even, with long, straight trunks that don’t bend and sway...
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The Problem With Expecting People to Read Our Minds
Admit it. Come on, tell the truth. You think your spouse, significant other, sister, brother,...
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Our Delightful First and Second Traits
We all have dominant and passive personality traits. Do you take much time to think about yours or your friends? What if you try to describe a sibling or cousin?
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I am what I am–a Klutz of the first magnitude
I’m no longer allowed out of the kitchen (hardwood floors) with Mott’s Cranberry Raspberry Sauce...
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Confessions of a Multi-genre Reader
Are you a crazed reader? Do you read more than book one at a time in different genres? Do you have one genre you just can’t resist? It seems so normal to me to have more than one book lying around in progress–nightstand, desk, living room. You get the idea, right?
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