F.William, what a thought provoking poem! And it is very true.
I,like many women I know,felt I had gained the right to be listened to,and my opinions respected,when I reached the big "40".
LOL if only this were true. It's good to read your work again. I'm really sorry that I've been so slack with my reviews but I've been so caught up with life. I do always try to pop in when I can to read and had a bit of time today. So glad I did.
Chanti
Maturity? I've been teased about not having a mature bone in my body... but I also can't remember much about forty anymore either..) And as Carole said there are advantages to maturity..))
I am in my fifties,and with kids nowadays I see no respect, though I doubt I gave it either when I was young, so what goes around comes back I guess...As for maturity, whats that...lol? Ed
This is a book to help readers plow through the enormous overload of the 95% nonsense to find the 5% common sense that is hidden away, which is needed to sustain long-term success in solving today's problems.
Stress is the name of the job for almost all first responders. Learn how to lower your stress, help other first resonders lower their stress, and how to deal with people at a scene who are stressed.
Stress is everywhere! We don't have to do anything to find it. It will usually find us. How we handle that stress is the key factor in determining our wellbeing, both emotionally and physically.
Even though stress is so common, too many peop
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I,like many women I know,felt I had gained the right to be listened to,and my opinions respected,when I reached the big "40".
your writing these days. By my reckoning, you'll
always be forty. -gene.
Chanti
love, M
Carole~