Wednesday, July 21, 2010. The website, Everyday Intensity. Posts articles, topics and questions pertaining to overexcitabilities, giftedness, Dabrowski, and sensitivities. For the month of July, which is also my birthday month, there is a new challenge everyday regarding our intensities; living with them, getting to know them, respecting them, controlling them, etc. Even today, I go silent when I am really upset.

When arguing with a stone, an egg is always wrong. My blog is now HERE. There is great chaos under heaven, and the situation is excellent. With thanks to Chairman Mao by way of my friend Jim Bob for the quote. It is the coolest thing ever.

In which we tell you about our many works in progress. Homeschooling, teaching, writing, recorder playing, knitting, spinning, home renovation, gardening, anything else that comes up. Friday, January 31, 2014. Twenty-two things I learned from my friend David Bosnick, who died yesterday.

Sunday, May 06, 2012. I blog over at Take Up and Read. Now, but I found this post randomizer and thought I would put it up here. Thursday, June 04, 2009. In the category of Best Written Blog. Elizabeth of I n the Heart of My Home.

Homeschooling my gifted 6 year old daughter Z. Friday, September 21, 2007. Well, we are home owners. Yay! And to mark this new stage in our lives I have started a new blog - Here It Is. So bookmark the new site! Posted by Cher Mere.

So your child has been labeled. I still have a lot to learn on the journey and would love to share the journey. Thursday, January 28, 2010. advocacy, anyone? You see .

How men are socialized to want Barbie dolls and how that hurts them. June 5, 2013 by janedeau. Men compete with each other in many ways, like how tall they are, how athletic, prestige of their job, how much money they make, how expensive and fast or large their car is, how large their house is, and other trappings of power. Men also use the woman at their side in this competition. First of all, what do we mean by attraction? The text.

Friday, January 16, 2015.

Monday, December 12, 2011. Two women meet at a playground, where their children are swinging and playing ball. The women are sitting on a bench watching. Eventually, they begin to talk. My kids are the three in red shirts. Mine are in the pink and yellow shirts.