Love, Michelangelo, And All His Minions

Fond Memories and Good Lessons, Part 1 (Unedited Live)

Remembering what was with gratitude and taking about what it taught me.

(Live)Those 3 Scary Words: ‘I Need You’

Asking for help. Asking for love. Revealing how much we rely on loved ones. Why’s it all do terrifying? I give some of my reasons. And what I want to do about it.

This Healing Lark Is For The B-I-R-D-S

Healing. The much vaunted healing process. I know it’s important and stuff but does it have to be so annoying? Oh. And I’m happy again. Finally. Two corrections: Wayne Dyer was not the author of The Family Crucible; that was Drs by Augustus Y. Napier and Carl A. Whitaker. And of course I meant Han Solo and Indiana Jones, not Luke Skywalker.

Love, Michelangelo, And All His Minions

While listening to Lewis Howe's interview with Ester Perel, psychologist and relationship expert. She described something called the Michelangelo Phenomenon in relationships. It blew my mind and caused me to think about my own relationship with the concept. Psychology Today: The Michelangelo Effect Current Directions In Psychological Science: The Michelangelo Phenomenon

I’m Not Irrational! *You’re* Irrational!

Or does it matter? Have we invented the gulf between logic and emotion? Dunno. Let’s see.