Archive for July, 2006
July 31st, 2006 by Patrick Mead
We were standing at the airport awaiting the arrival of our bags when I nearly snapped. Not really — I’m not sure I’m “snappable”, but allow me the hyperbole anyway. For those non-Detroit people who read this, I need to explain Smith Terminal. The main terminal at Detroit is McNamara. It is new, modern, beautiful, [...]
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July 21st, 2006 by Patrick Mead
[NOTE: I leave in just over an hour for a cruise with my wife and won't be back until the evening of July 29th. You may leave your comments, but they won't be posted until then. I had to take that action after some less savory types were leaving offensive comments -- blog bombs -- [...]
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July 18th, 2006 by Patrick Mead
[NOTE: after Friday morning, the 21st of July, I will not be able to moderate comments here until the 31st. I am going away with my wife and we will be away from phones, email, and news. ALSO -- we are doing another cruise for missions in 2007. Next February we will take an eight [...]
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July 13th, 2006 by Patrick Mead
A wonderful question was left as a comment on my last blog entry here. In it I created a teaching scenario where people attend a party and contrasted the behavior of someone who is depressed vs. someone who is wallowing in self-pity. It wasn’t intended to cover all possible situations and it didn’t Someone wrote [...]
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July 7th, 2006 by Patrick Mead
[NOTE: from time to time I issue this reminder: everything I write at this blog or over at my personal blog (www.patrickmead.blogspot.com) is free of copyright and can be copied, edited, used or reprinted free of charge, regardless of whether or not you choose to give me credit. Freely received, freely given. And worth every [...]
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July 2nd, 2006 by Patrick Mead
There is a simple formula for dealing with depression; simple, that is, to understand and remember. It can be anything BUT simple to actually work the formula. 1. Face it: One of the most important parts of the pathway to wholeness is to admit that you are depressed. Too many look at their depression as [...]
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