#TLT
1. I love self checkout because I can bag my groceries the way I want. Before I would either ask them if I could bag my own groceries or rebag them after paying. I'm very particular about it, my family knows to just let me bag everything.
2. I make lists for everything.
3. I will quote tv shows/movies during conversations if something in the convo reminds me of a quote.
@dabbe
1. Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris by Paul Gallico.
2. I didn't finish Depressed and Anxious by Thomas Marra and had to put on hold again from my library. But then found on Hoopla😄
#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView
I tag @NataliePatalie
LOL. I guess I need to pick up my pace. 😆😆
@NataliePatalie
I really keep trying to give white men the benefit of the doubt on trauma books they get published and I just really have to stop. Author attempts to use Buddha and Freuds approaches to trauma together, as if epistemologically they are aligned. Freud is a problematic elder to the way trauma in psychology is understood. Ugh.
Found this book during the #NAMI Basics class yesterday in a footnote and quickly downloaded it to my Kindle. I thought I knew a lot about schizophrenia, but here I am 22 pages in and whoa! The most frightening thing about this disease is actually what people think it is, not what it is. #endthestigma
The right wing has a large proportion of authoritarian personalities. They tend to believe man is by nature basically evil. Surrounded as all of us are by the bigness of impersonal forces which seem beyond our power to control, they look for the enemy so that they can hate him. At different times in history the enemy has been the witch, the demon, the Communist...& now sex education, sensitivity training, non-religious humanism & other...demons.
