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Discover How The 4 Brain Color Personalities Will Celebrate A Happy 4th of July!
Hip-Hip-Hooray! Tomorrow is the 4th of July, which is a federal holiday in the United States and celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. To learn more about this eagerly awaited summer celebration, You can enjoy some Fun Facts from the United States Census Bureau, which is part of the…
Read moreWhat Do Music, Mothers, and Meows All Have In Common?
Do you listen to music during you daily activities? I do! Listening to Lily Miceli’s remarkable musical radio show InBetween the Music is one of my favorites!! I love listening to Lily’s soothing and welcoming voice that will engage and entertain you with her diverse selection of music, songs, poetry, movies, and literary readings. I…
Read more“Mother May I?”- Can You Following The Directions?
When I was a youngster we played a game called “Mother May I?” One person was the “Mother” and you had to ask how many actions you could take to reach the goal. The “Mother” would give you Precise Green Directions, such as: “Take 4 Baby Steps to the Left” and you would have to…
Read moreColorful Eating Is Good and Humorous Advice
COLOR IS GOOD Yesterday, I went to the doctor for my yearly physical. My blood pressure was high. My cholesterol was high. I’d gained some weight, and I didn’t feel so hot. My doctor said, “Eating right doesn’t have to be complicated and it would solve your physical problems.” Then the doctor added, “Just think…
Read moreMimi’s Long Spoon: A Solution for Discomfort In Your Relationships
Have you ever had a problem with someone, which caused discomfort in your relationship and made you wanted to keep your distance from that individual? I think we all have experienced that type of situation. My mother, a.k.a Mimi, created her own adage for dealing with that those circumstances. She would simply say, “I am…
Read moreHow Would You Feel If You Were Uprooted and Transplanted?
A gardener will tell you that working in the dirt is soothing to the soul. As I wrote in my April 30th blog post, I decided to edit my garden to increase my pleasure and and decrease the stress from the plant eating deer! Today, I finally completed all the editing chores on my Yellow…
Read moreWhat do Father’s Day Insights, Book Stores, Puppets, and School Programs All Have In Common?
My sojourn from writing my blog and being active on my social media sites is slowly winding down. I had not been writing because my Green Green Brain had to remained focused on the preparations and presentations during May. It was very busy month filled with teaching the What Color Is Your Brain? approach to the…
Read moreEnhance Health Self-Esteem and Build Teamwork with Your Brain Color Personality
Today I was working on a What Color Color Is Your Brain? Team Building Program for Dental Professionals. My Blue Brain always likes to include poetry as vehicle to promote collaboration and communication to increase harmony by enhance the attendees’ HEALTHY level of Self-esteem. Below are Brain Color examples of how to encourage and enhance a HEALTHY…
Read moreUnhappy Traveler on United Airlines and Amtrak
My Blue Brain is normally not a complainer, but I must write this post to vent my unhappy traveler experience! In March, I booked a flight on United Airlines to Washington, DC to celebrate my cousin’s 50th surprise birthday party. I enjoyed a lovely weekend with my family and then took the Amtrak Acela Express…
Read moreLess Stress and More Pleasure By Editing Gardens Like A Book
I was speaking to my Aunt Marsha about my several of my perennial gardens and telling her how frustrated I am with the deer eating so many of the plants and flowers. Including the perennials that are supposedly deer-proof. My aunt asked me a thought-provoking questions, which changed my Blue Brain perspective. “Do you still get…
Read more5th Grade Student’s Dictionary Lesson in Neologism: Word Creation
Are you “rependable”? Unless you have participated in one of my What Color Is Your Brain? Programs, you will be wondering what “rependable” means. In 1997, a 5th grader named Eric created this splendid word when his class was reading my book Princess Shayna’s Invisible Visible Gift. I enjoyed working with Eric’s teacher, Sue Lewis,…
Read moreWhy do April, Newsletter, Neologism, Kites and Daffodils all have something in common?
April showers bring May flowers. I am hoping they do because we have been dangerously flood with showers in the Midwest region of the United States. My apologies for this delayed BrainBuzz Newsletter. I am grateful that I have been flooded with What Color Is Brain? and Princess Shayna’s Invisible Visible Gift programs and book…
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