Words from Margaret
How Much of the Following Statement on Love is Nonsensical? (My Grading is Below)
Someone posted this comment to my article on Huffington Post last week. I’m pretty sure it was a spam designed to promote a self-published tome. What got my interest though is how much of the following was not only illogical and unhealthy, but also metaphysically incorrect. It always makes me sad to consider how widespread the bad assumptions about love relationships are.
What level of silliness-attainment should be awarded to this following?
Read More... | Posted: Monday, February 15, 2010 - 06:51
How Much of the Following Statement on Love is Nonsensical? (My Grading is Below)
Someone posted this comment to my post on Huffington Post last week. I’m pretty sure it was a spam designed to promote a self-published tome. What got my interest though is how much of the following was not only illogical and unhealthy, but also metaphysically incorrect. It always makes me sad to consider how widespread the bad assumptions about love relationships are.
What level of silliness-attainment should be awarded to this following?
Read More... | Posted: Monday, February 15, 2010 - 06:50
Five Heartfelt, Whole Self Ideas for Valentines Day
flowers. Here are just a few ideas to honor the feeling of love in your life without making the day a romantic occasion.
Love the Little Ones
Read More... | Posted: Saturday, February 13, 2010 - 19:39
Mark's Elk Mirror: It's Impressive
One of my best friends sent me a photo of his Elk mirror. I am bowled over by Mark's creativity. He says his next one is of an eagle:
My current project intent is to make another large mirrored wood inlay of a bald eagle pouncing straight on. It is planned to be about 4 feet high and 6 feet wide. The outside edges of the mirror will also have a wood trim, something on the order of the elk inlay I made.
Read More... | Posted: Monday, February 8, 2010 - 23:33
Bluetooth Logo is Made of Runes
Read More... | Posted: Monday, February 8, 2010 - 22:57
The 4 Worst Romantic Myths in America
Our beliefs about romances, even when spawned from untrue but often repeated relationship ideas and assumptions from outside of us, can feel true. Start de-cluttering by dissecting these to identify stuff that is true as well as stuff that isn't. One effective sorting tool I like to use as a professional psychic is the scientific method: If you can find just one exception to a statement, then the statement is not true.
Read More... | Posted: Monday, February 8, 2010 - 22:19
