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Happy Children’s Book Week and An International Writing Challenge!
Children’s Book Week Children’s Book Week is an annual celebration of books for young people, which encourages the joy of reading! Celebration This celebration was established in 1919. It is the longest-running Ameriacan national literacy initiative in the country. Every year, young people across the United States participate by attending events at schools, libraries, bookstores,…
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Discover The Secret To Telling Someone You Are Not In The Mood To Talk!
What Color Is Your Brain?® Program I have been preparing a What Color Is Your Brain?® program for the Gertrude B. Nielson Child Care and Learning Center. GBN is one of my favorite clients that I have been working with for many years! The school is remarkable. Ilove that there is an aviary in the…
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A Blessed and Joyful Passover, Easter, and Ramadan!
Special Time of Year Spring has arrived on the calendar and 3 special holidays are also being observed and celebrated! 3 Holidays I think it is lovely that Passover, Easter, and Ramadan are all being celebrated at the same time, according to the Lunar Calendar. This calendar is based on the cycles of the moon…
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Creative Problem Solving With Forced Association and A Burger Menu!
Dinner Discovery Last week, my husband and I took our cousin out to dinner. We ate at The Claim Company that is known for their burgers. It was during dinner that I had a grand discovery. Keep reading to find out what I discovered. Break from Cooking It was delightful to take a break from…
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A Must Read: Teens Helping Each Other In Mental Health Crises!
Brilliant Idea Yesterday, in our morning Daily Herald Newspaper I read an article entiteld Surprising remedy for teens in mental health crises that was in the Health Section. I thought the article was Brilliant! To help you, I found it easier to read Surprising remedy for teens in mental health crises in The Hechinger Report than…
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How Artificial Intelligence And A Mind Map Are Helping Me Create My Training Program!
Train The Trainer Program If you have read my earlier post, you will know that I have been working on developing a What Color Is Your Brain?® Train The Trainer Program. Mind Map Firstly, I looked through all my program files in my office and on my computer. Secondly, I created a Mind Map on…
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I Experienced Bully Behavior In A Doctor’s Office!
A Doctor Who Is A Bully Last month, I experienced Bully Behavior in a doctors office! My husband and I were shocked and disturbed by the doctor’s behavior: 1. His belligerent tone of voice. 2. His lack of eye contact with me and my husband. 3. His body language, with his feet out in front…
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Improve Your Communication Skills and Relationships: 10 Clues for Sincere Listening!
Please Listen To Me It seems that people are plugged into electronics, instead of what another adult or child is saying to them. However, what most people are usually listening for and/or asking for someone to “Please listen to me!” Hearing, But Not Listening Do you ever feel that people are physically hearing what you…
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Holiday Tips #2 – Brain Color Shopping Styles, Gifts, Decorations, and Books
Brain Color Tips Below are myHoliday Tips #2 from my What Color Is Your Brain? book to help you understand how each Brain Color personality handles the stress of shopping for Holiday Gifts and how to make your shopping easier and hassle-free for your Christmas and Chanukah celebrations! Shopping Styles Yellow Brainers: Check off a detailed list Blue Brainers: Make gifts Green Brainers: Shop online…
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Lessons About Change From of Our Fascinating Ginkgo Tree!
Planting Our Gingko Tree This is a photo of our Gingko Tree that Jordan and I planted when Princess Shayna’s Invisible Visible Gift was orginally published in 1997. Leaves of the Tree The leaves of the Ginkgo tree grow in leaflet clusters, like a community of people and families. The branches grow upward and represent…
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Brain Color Personalities and Garden Preparations for Winter
Winter Preparation Last weekend, my husband and I enjoyed a beautiful autumn day to prepare our home for the winter season. Yearly Ritual It is a yearly ritual that we empty all our flower pots and store all our summer garden decorations in our shed. We take out our winter decorations and the snow blower.…
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The Joy of Watching Our Grandchildern and Their Trees Grow & Change!
Trees for Our Grandchildren Almost 20 years ago, my husband and I decided to plant a tree for each of our grandchildren. Trees for Each Grandchild We planted an Ash tree for our eldest grandson, 18 yeas ago. We planted a Chanticleer Pear tree for our granddaughter, 15 years ago. We planted a Autumn Blaze…
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