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In George R. R. Martin’s novels, A Game of Thrones, which has become an HBO television series, the nobles from the Seven Kingdoms of the continent of…
November 3, 2017Read More
My bride Management just bought me a new pair of shoes. I am concerned. Are we getting ready to have another one of those Averett improvement campaigns?…
November 3, 2017Read More
Have you noticed a trend in the news stories lately? Last week’s news articles all seemed as if every story was about people involved in a conflict. …
November 3, 2017Read More
Last week, many people enjoyed the day off in remembrance of Columbus Day. The famous Looney Toons cartoon depicts Columbus trying to convince King Ferdinand of Spain…
October 19, 2017Read More
I had a few suggestions for a name for the garden spider on my office window. Considering I only have four readers it seems that all of…
October 19, 2017Read More
How are you at handling everyday conflicts? Are you asking, “What is a conflict?” A definition of conflict is the opposition between ideas and interests; the tension…
October 19, 2017Read More
A friend of ours who served as a judge was interviewing recent law school graduates for a position as a clerk. One promising candidate had all the…
October 12, 2017Read More
Recently, I was reminded of an old story that I’ve heard many times, and perhaps you have, too. The version told by one comedian says that an…
October 12, 2017Read More
I am in a terrible situation. For most of my life I have had stuff spread out over, at the least, several counties and usually over several…
October 12, 2017Read More
Last week we talked about autophobia or the fear of abandonment. Abandonment can be devastating and leave a debilitating emotional imprint. A fear of abandonment paralyzes and…
October 12, 2017Read More
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