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Read More: Grief and LossThe Kubler-Ross model, also known as the five stages of grief, outlines a process individuals may experience when facing death or significant loss. These stages, while not necessarily linear or experienced by everyone, include denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. This model, initially developed for those facing their own mortality, has also been widely applied…
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Read More: Cartoon Gold (Patterson Hood)Cartoon Gold/Go-Go Boots/The Drive-By Truckers [Verse 1]I’m not good with numbers, I just count on knowing when I’m high enoughA mule with only two legs counting steps toward dangling carrots don’t add upI think about you when I can, and even sometimes when I can’t, I doOnce the driver knows you got good sense, he…
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Read More: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Workbook (ACT)Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. ACT. The Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Workbook is a great book I’ve been reading and working in. It has a bunch of great strategies and ideas in it. I spent all of the time I was reading it thinking how wonderful it would be if I could get Beth to read…
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Read More: ToesI just read an of exercise that told me to wiggle my toes individually. No way. Am I defective? Can you? Leave a comment.
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Read More: AcceptanceAcceptance generally means acknowledging and agreeing to something without resistance or opposition. This can apply to various contexts, from legal contracts to personal experiences and psychological states. In a legal context, it often refers to agreeing to the terms of an offer, whether in a contract, insurance policy, or other transaction. In psychology, acceptance involves recognizing and acknowledging a…
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Read More: Being HumanBeing human is hard, and hurting is part of the human condition.
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Read More: Sesame StreetIn 1970 Mississippi banned Sesame Street for showing black and white kids playing together.
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Read More: LyricsWriting lyrics to songs isn’t just a skill or a talent, It’s magic.
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Read More: NapalmI can’t believe that we actually used napalm extensively during Vietnam.



