Comments for http://www.hnetalk.com Tue, 01 May 2012 19:46:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Toxic Relationships by Dick Bober http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1791&cpage=1#comment-1082 Dick Bober Tue, 01 May 2012 19:46:11 +0000 http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1791#comment-1082 God bless you! Your family sounds a lot like my wife's family - I used to joke with her that her mother and grandmother weren't happy unless they were unhappy! Now that they're both gone, my wife is so much happier and relaxed - she was always on edge, and it affected so much of her life. God bless you! Your family sounds a lot like my wife’s family – I used to joke with her that her mother and grandmother weren’t happy unless they were unhappy! Now that they’re both gone, my wife is so much happier and relaxed – she was always on edge, and it affected so much of her life.

]]> Comment on Yep – Bullies Grow Up, Too. by Linda Vachon http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1726&cpage=1#comment-1079 Linda Vachon Thu, 19 Apr 2012 20:23:22 +0000 http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1726#comment-1079 This is an excellent article and should be put on a board for those who don't seem to have the time to read the blog. We've lost childen due to bullying.My grandson was bullied at school and it has taken alot to build his confidenice up so as he heads towards the work force he will be ok. I often wonder when doing psych how many people have felt they have to go for treatment or become insecure and sick. Thank you for posting this. i intend to share with my daughter and several other friends who I know have been in this situation. This is an excellent article and should be put on a board for those who don’t seem to have the time to read the blog. We’ve lost childen due to bullying.My grandson was bullied at school and it has taken alot to build his confidenice up so as he heads towards the work force he will be ok. I often wonder when doing psych how many people have felt they have to go for treatment or become insecure and sick. Thank you for posting this. i intend to share with my daughter and several other friends who I know have been in this situation.

]]> Comment on How To Start Loving Cauliflower by Marcie http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1707&cpage=1#comment-1077 Marcie Sat, 14 Apr 2012 16:18:39 +0000 http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1707#comment-1077 We made this for a family holiday--a double batch, thinking we would have leftovers to bring home--we were wrong! They all gobbled it up! I'll keep making this one!! You should too! We made this for a family holiday–a double batch, thinking we would have leftovers to bring home–we were wrong! They all gobbled it up! I’ll keep making this one!! You should too!

]]> Comment on Living Up to One’s Own Expectations by Laura Dellapenna http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1608&cpage=1#comment-1072 Laura Dellapenna Mon, 19 Mar 2012 15:01:02 +0000 http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1608#comment-1072 Thank you for the very thought provoking post. I view myself as a work-in-progress and now that I'm about to turn 50, it's even more important to me to be open to new experiences, stop myself when I find I'm repeating negative patterns of behavior, and yes, deal with anger over losses. I think creation is an amazing process and am grateful to have this life to create as much as I can in it. Thank you for the very thought provoking post. I view myself as a work-in-progress and now that I’m about to turn 50, it’s even more important to me to be open to new experiences, stop myself when I find I’m repeating negative patterns of behavior, and yes, deal with anger over losses. I think creation is an amazing process and am grateful to have this life to create as much as I can in it.

]]> Comment on Living Up to One’s Own Expectations by Connie http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1608&cpage=1#comment-1071 Connie Mon, 19 Mar 2012 13:11:42 +0000 http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1608#comment-1071 Wow! Great post. When I look in the mirror I know that I'm in line with my values. I don't think that I could look myself in the mirror if I wasn't in line with my core values. How we close the gap to what we hoped we would be and what we truly are is to take action steps towards our ultimate goals every day so that we bring ourselves inline with our true passions in life. Thanks for your thought provoking words. Wow!
Great post. When I look in the mirror I know that I’m in line with my values. I don’t think that I could look myself in the mirror if I wasn’t in line with my core values. How we close the gap to what we hoped we would be and what we truly are is to take action steps towards our ultimate goals every day so that we bring ourselves inline with our true passions in life. Thanks for your thought provoking words.

]]> Comment on Spring in My Steps by Connie http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1582&cpage=1#comment-1068 Connie Mon, 05 Mar 2012 14:37:45 +0000 http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1582#comment-1068 Thank you for supporting this great annual event! My Dad suffered from COPD and Emphysema before he passed away. On behalf of my Dad and all of the people who suffer from lung disease, we appreciate all those who support these important events that raise funds for lung disease. Thank you for supporting this great annual event! My Dad suffered from COPD and Emphysema before he passed away. On behalf of my Dad and all of the people who suffer from lung disease, we appreciate all those who support these important events that raise funds for lung disease.

]]> Comment on How’s this Winter’s Weather for You? by Connie http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1469&cpage=1#comment-1061 Connie Wed, 08 Feb 2012 13:56:07 +0000 http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1469#comment-1061 Sorry to say that I am a sun worshipper and I get my energy from the sun. I must have seasonal affective disorder! Unlike you, snow negatively affects my Body, Mind, and Spirit. While I do worry some about global warming, I find myself wishing the snow would stay up north and counting the days until Spring and Summer arrive. Sorry to say that I am a sun worshipper and I get my energy from the sun. I must have seasonal affective disorder! Unlike you, snow negatively affects my Body, Mind, and Spirit. While I do worry some about global warming, I find myself wishing the snow would stay up north and counting the days until Spring and Summer arrive.

]]> Comment on Club Soda Pancakes by Connie http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1487&cpage=1#comment-1060 Connie Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:23:45 +0000 http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1487#comment-1060 Love this idea! My family loves to cook pancakes on the weekends. Sometimes their first batch ends up in the trash (guess they take after their mother) I'm going to share this with them. Thanks! Love this idea! My family loves to cook pancakes on the weekends. Sometimes their first batch ends up in the trash (guess they take after their mother) I’m going to share this with them. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Lowest Common Denominator by Amy http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1439&cpage=1#comment-1055 Amy Fri, 13 Jan 2012 19:38:01 +0000 http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1439#comment-1055 I would definitely like to see more healthy and nutritious food offerings everywhere. I try to choose a "Clean" diet where at least 51% of my food is raw- that is one ingredient-not raw as in not cooked. But there is no real market for this except on the fringes in more affluent communities. I am still arguing with my son (who's nearly 21) about eating better food. He's still essentially eating a school lunch diet without the vegetables. This is such a difficult topic for so many reasons: 1. People have to want to change 2. People have to be education (and seek information BEFORE they get sick) to change. 3. It IS more expensive to eat fresh and healthy foods 4. It takes time to cook and we don't want to spend the time doing that any longer. 5. Americans resent being told they HAVE to do anything- even if it's good for them. Look at those who resist seatbelt laws. 6. Society has accepted (and actually protected) the obese in the last 2 decades making it okay to be a big woman/man. Okay, I could go on and on. Loved the Lowest Common Denominator's point of view. I think he's being simplistic. I would definitely like to see more healthy and nutritious food offerings everywhere. I try to choose a “Clean” diet where at least 51% of my food is raw- that is one ingredient-not raw as in not cooked. But there is no real market for this except on the fringes in more affluent communities. I am still arguing with my son (who’s nearly 21) about eating better food. He’s still essentially eating a school lunch diet without the vegetables. This is such a difficult topic for so many reasons:
1. People have to want to change
2. People have to be education (and seek information BEFORE they get sick) to change.
3. It IS more expensive to eat fresh and healthy foods
4. It takes time to cook and we don’t want to spend the time doing that any longer.
5. Americans resent being told they HAVE to do anything- even if it’s good for them. Look at those who resist seatbelt laws.
6. Society has accepted (and actually protected) the obese in the last 2 decades making it okay to be a big woman/man.

Okay, I could go on and on. Loved the Lowest Common Denominator’s point of view. I think he’s being simplistic.

]]> Comment on New Year Resolutions for Body-Mind-Spirit by Judy http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1337&cpage=1#comment-1051 Judy Thu, 22 Dec 2011 15:31:03 +0000 http://www.hnetalk.com/?p=1337#comment-1051 Words to live by! I am sharing this with my grown children. Thank you Metatron. Words to live by! I am sharing this with my grown children. Thank you Metatron.

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