Do you ever hear that voice? The one that tells you that you’re not (good/smart/strong/thin/pretty/rich) enough? The voice that finds your insecurities and broadcasts them back to you? The voice that makes you question your choices. Your life. Your worth. Do you ever hear it? Do you listen? I’ve been listening to it lately. ItContinue reading “Do You Ever Hear That Voice?”
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Transistance
transistance [tran′zis·təns] (electronics) The characteristic that makes possible the control of voltages or currents so as to accomplish gain or switching action in a circuit; examples of transistance occur in transistors, diodes, and saturable reactors. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. transistance [tran′zis·təns] (psychology) TheContinue reading “Transistance”
The Beauty of a Summer Garden is in Its Abundance
The beauty of a summer garden is found in its abundance. The welcoming sunshine and needed rain uniting to provide the ideal conditions for growth. Beds become a beautiful, riotous mess even under the watchful eyes of trained gardeners and hundreds of volunteers. They refuse toContinue reading “The Beauty of a Summer Garden is in Its Abundance”