"Don't Forget" is the featured phrase of the week.

I don't know about you, but I have trouble remembering not to forget.  Not to do is a  difficult thing to do.

​Like, am I more likely to "remember" or to "not forget?"

Actually, "don't forget" is really a conundrum, and you know how annoying those pesky conundrums can be when they're let loose.  When you start off any reminder with the word, "don't," you're almost guaranteed to set yourself up for failure and a potential shame attack. Really, how do you "don't" do something?

Paradigm Shifters with Veronica Entwistle and guest Lynne McTaggart

"I should have known."--no, no, I'm not trying to lay a guilt trip on you.  "I should have known" is the featured phrase of the week.

Janet's compositions "intoxicate and enliven En Live In the heart and mind." Janet Robbins draws on her rich heritage to weave sonic and visual tales of "magic and mysticism." She is like a musical spirit guide. Follow her and she will lead you on an enriching and captivating journey: "excellent and fair."

In these nursery rhymes and fairy tales, you fly the cockeyed route

of a silly tool!  Crafty forager–stealing seeds from my garden, you

appear. You crack me up!  The way you teeter and tot, pop!

Why Am I So Happy with Paula Vail

Interviewing Tina Panariello and then Steven Gans PhD

Gibbs Williams talks about the science of synchronicity from a psuedo Jungian perceptive.