Read more about the article Some Things To Not Pass Down To Your Children
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Some Things To Not Pass Down To Your Children

Where do children learn about criticism and pet peeves? From imitating adult behaviors, of course. Children learn what they see, adapt behaviors from others, and test boundaries as they get older. If you feel children today have become more cynical and aggressive, you're probably right. The good news is that we still have time to help change them to be more generous, less critical, and exemplary ambassadors of peace. 

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February 28, 2023
Read more about the article Amazon Review: Southern-Fried Woolf, A Novel by Drēma Drudge
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Amazon Review: Southern-Fried Woolf, A Novel by Drēma Drudge

If you ever picked up a copy of Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse, read far enough -- to feel the rhythm of that novel, and then, after getting the style and prose style to fit you, reached the end of To The Lighthouse (and loved it so much that you reread it). And applauded Woolf for “knowing more than anyone how to explain the human condition.” -- you will soon come to realize... Please read my book review. #support #whattoread

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February 21, 2023
Read more about the article My Funny Valentine: How Can One Day Be It?
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My Funny Valentine: How Can One Day Be It?

Find awe in the idea of love and the depth of love you’re capable of giving. AND, don't wait for Valentine's Day to begin. Scroll to the bottom for a timely Aside concerning a friend.

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February 13, 2023
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