It 8767 s like she didn 8767 t have feelings, only a desire to push buttons that was not attached to any ulterior motive like the need for connection or love. Connection, love, attention: none of these affected her behavior in the short or long term.
Merchant of Venice: Entire Play - William Shakespeare
What Desiree said was true. Marriage, and later the birth of his son had softened Armand Aubigny's imperious and exacting nature greatly. This was what made the gentle Desiree so happy, for she loved him desperately. When he frowned she trembled, but loved him. When he smiled, she asked no greater blessing of God. But Armand's dark, handsome face had not often been disfigured by frowns since the day he fell in love with her.
It is not light that we need, but fire; it is not the
Do not go gentle into that good night? Well expressed! Sylva (Report) Reply
Dylan Thomas: Do not go gentle into that good night
So within that reality, someday I will certainly die. I am 66, have had cancer, will die sooner than most of those reading this. That is in the nature of things. When I read about the nature of life from Camus, the odds were that he would die sooner than me. Thomas Wolfe, who wrote about a wind-grieved ghost, was already dead. Cormac McCarthy will probably live longer than me. And there is Shakespeare, who came as close as any man to immortality. In my plans for life after death, I say, again with Whitman:
she sounds like a really great kid, maybe she is at the wrong childcare facility? teachers should have some strategies to manage this, or could have some PD in positive Behaiviour management. not everyone is a square peg and that is OK
My own daughter was like that. We also had a super healthy, homemade, organic diet I even tried restricting our diet from milk, eggs, etc. but it made zero difference.
"My own Desiree: Come home to Valmonde back to your mother who loves you. Come with your child."
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Thank you, Vlad. I 8767 m not sure what you are basing your opinions on, but I could not disagree more with your point about eye contact. It is when we avoid eye contact that children feel uncomfortable and wary, just as I would if you avoided eye contact with me. I would sense you lacked conviction or were being dishonest. I would not trust you. Humans definitely differ from animals in this respect. Children need to feel our solid connection with them in these situations.
Thank you, good Paul. I think that is a lovely thing to read, and a relief to find I will probably not have to go on foot. Or, as the little dog Milou says whenever Tintin proposes a journey, pas à pied, j'espère!
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