Tag archives: relationship
“Sknnxxxx!” … “SKnnXXKX!!” ….. “SK…….. NNXXXXXKX!” Many of you might remember the old Andy Capp comic strip from newspapers of yore, where we see Andy in a sleep coma, sawing logs after a hard night of snooker with the boys, his mouth lolling open, his big ol’ schnoz pointed to the ceiling. Classic cartoonery at […]
Recently I was watching a clip from Chicken Shop Date which, if you haven’t seen it, I highly recommend for an occasional fix of content junk food. The host, Amelia Dimoldenberg, was talking with the actor Andrew Garfield about relationships – when they began to muse over the “hilarious” notion of sharing a bed with […]
As a marriage and family therapist for more than 40 years, I’ve seen a lot of couples. Over and over, the demise of marriages and relationships in general, is not over money, children, or health but crummy communication styles. We were not taught in school or at home about how to communicate, so we resort […]
Public speaking is a commonly held fear, but I have noticed a dramatic rise in fear of speaking privately – particularly with those whom we love and respect, but also disagree. Local conversations about school bonds, water, masks, racism, elections, and conspiracies escalate with unnerving speed and ferocity, as if all these issues are connected […]
