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Helicopter vs. Free-Range Parenting
I recently listened to a National Public Radio interview where the miseries caused by “helicopter parenting” were enumerated. The discussion featured a prominent scholar/author on the subject, as well as a Kennesaw State University counselor. It was quite interesting. Evidently, … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories, Uncategorized
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Tagged 1858, 1954, 1960s, 1969, 2009, crucible, Dr. Spock, drone, education, emotional immaturity, extremes, free-range parenting, H. Stephen Glenn, Haim Ginott, helicopter parenting, home school, ideologies, Jane Nelsen, Kafkaesque, Kennesaw State University, Lenore Skenazy, Lord of the Flies, metamorphosis, National Public Radio, paranoia, parenting, perfect storm, R.M. Ballantyne, racial injustice, Raising Children for Success, society, teenagers, terrorists, The Coral Island, tolerance, William Golding
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All About that Bass
Meghan Trainor rapped, “It’s all about that bass,” and gave birth to a phrase that swept the world in 2014. And a flexing, bandana wearing Rosie the Riveter, along with the phrase, “We Can Do It,” created nationwide support for … Continue reading →
Posted in Family History, Fathers, Stories, Uncategorized, World War II
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Tagged "We Can Do It", 1940s, 1942, 2009, 2014, 2015, All About That Bass, April 9, B17, B24, basso profundo, Burma, Ezio Pinza, fly the friendly skies, India, May 25, Meghan Trainor, Memorial Day, Norden bombsight, October Sky, pectin, Rosie the Riveter, singer, slogans, Tucson, William Tecumseh Sherman, you can't stop a trane
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The Lost Story 