Posts filed in Friendship.
Richard Cage Was Someone
Posted by Scott Gross on Sep 30th, 2009. Related posts: Communication Skills • Friendship.
We didn’t really know the man. He was just one of our customers and that was good enough for us. Every afternoon he’d come toddling in and the wait staff would fall in behind him as wound his... More »
Forge Stronger Friendships by Visualizing Your Circles of Connection
Posted by Kare Anderson on Jul 30th, 2009. Related posts: Friendship • Happiness • Reciprocity.
Your habits and your friends provide emotional threads of continuity that give life meaning, joy and stability. Perhaps it’s time to contemplate – and cultivate – those friendships? Consider... More »
Are We Really Supposed to Be Enemies?
Posted by Guy Harris on Jul 16th, 2009. Related posts: Collaboration • Cooperation • Friendship • Understanding.
This week, my wife and daughter brought home a movie – The Boy in The Stripped Pajamas – for us to watch as a family. The movie is based on a novel of the same name that chronicles the story... More »
Boomer Friendships: Making up for Lost Time
Posted by Carol Orsborn on Jul 7th, 2009. Related posts: Camaraderie • Featured Articles • Friendship • Happiness • Women in Relationships.
Recently, my adult daughter and a pack of her girlfriends descended on our house for chili. At 24, she has maintained and grown a social cohort who genuinely enjoy each others’ friendships. Maintaining... More »
Cultivating Genuine Friendship in an Connected World
Posted by Mark Vernon on May 26th, 2009. Related posts: Book • Friendship • Happiness • Research.
Do Facebook and Twitter encourage connection, or are they symptoms of alienation? Consider the causes for concern. According to David Holmes’ research up to 40% of the information displayed on MySpace... More »
Mistakes Were Made (But Not by Me)
Posted by Carol Tavris on Apr 9th, 2009. Related posts: Friendship • Habit • Reliability.
Why is it so hard for people to admit they were wrong, to apologize, to give up an outdated belief or way of doing things? It’s no surprise that people lie to others to cover up misdeeds, crimes, blunders... More »
