MixFeelings

The Declaration Of Independence Brings Mixed Feelings For Native Americans But a racist slur about Native Americans stayed in. The passage charges that King George III “excited domestic insurrections” among the colonists by Native Americans, who the founding document called “merciless Indian Savages.” “On one hand we are keenly aware of the ways in whichContinue reading “MixFeelings”

The Greatest Team

Carlisle Indian School Football team 1911This team had a national collegiate record of 12-1The one loss was a disputed score as a touchdown was called back due to a bad referee call. Possibly the fastest and greatest American Indian Team in history.. Gus Welch (Chippewa), Elmer Busch (Round Vly Pomo), James Thorpe Sac & Fox,Continue reading “The Greatest Team”

Walking Tree’s? Yes!

The “Socratia Exorhiza” palm is unique because it moves from one place to another until it reaches more sunny places.And the way of its movement is that new roots grow in the foreground, and the old ones die and are displaced from their placeThe distance covered in a year may be 20 metres.It is foundContinue reading “Walking Tree’s? Yes!”

How I’ve been dealing with Covid19

The aim of cognitive journaling is to: Describe mental and external events as they appear in your consciousness, using an objective, experiential, falsifiable method Observe and highlight the empiric links between circumstances, thoughts/beliefs, and emotions Challenge your own thinking and open it up to more functional thoughts, thus feeling and behaving better Even in CBT, the ideal is to educate eachContinue reading “How I’ve been dealing with Covid19”

Reading the other day

I was reading the other day and this just stuck in my mind, it’s from the book by Thomas Paine, “Common Sense.”The following is just the beginning …..“Perhaps the sentiments contained in the following pages, are not YET sufficiently fashionable to procure them general favour; a long habit of not thinking a thing WRONG, givesContinue reading “Reading the other day”