GW Rule #6 Sleep not when others speak, sit not when others stand, speak not when you should hold your peace, walk not on when others stop. PEEVES Payeth attention to what’s going on around you. MADAMA
GW Rule #5 If you cough, sneeze, sigh, or yawn, do it not loud but privately, and speak not in your yawning, but put your handkerchief or hand before your face and turn aside. PEEVES Covereth your mouth with a Kleenex, paw, or turn away
GW Rule #4 In the presence of others, sing not to yourself with a humming noise nor drum your fingers or feet. PEEVES In a quiet public place, shutteth up from making unnecessary noise. MADAMA Be aware of disturbing others in quiet places.
GW Rule #3 Show nothing to your friend that might affright him. PEEVES Alarmeth not your pal. MADAMA Be aware of your emotional state and the impact of your actions on others. SANDRA If you need help, seek out
GW Rule #2 When in company, put not your hands to any part of the body, not yet discovered. Peeves’ Modern Interpretation - When in public, keep your paws off your privates. MADAMA There’s no reason to be embarrassed about one’s body, but simply know they call them
GW Rule #1 Rule #1 Every action done in company ought to be in some sign of respect, to those that are present. Peeves’ Modern Interpretation - When you hangeth out with others, be respectful Madama: Be aware of the tone of the social situation you’re in and
Depression and anxiety are rising in our kids. We have control over choosing gratitude and it can turn the tide. Just published, results are in from a study of almost 50,000 older nurses. Greater emotional well-being Lower risk of depression Better sleep quality Cultivating gratitude, “…encourages thoughts and actions (eg, sense
The world your kids will inherit will need lots of healthy pollinators or they will be in trouble. Teaching kids to be good stewards instead of consumers is vital. Learning to be kind takes many forms. Kids are often afraid of bugs and fast moving critters. When they learn how interesting they are
It’s Father’s Day this weekend. How do we help our kids to share their feelings with the important men in their life? We give power tools, and fishing poles. We monogram coffee or beer mugs. But, what is the most lasting way we can help our kids communicate how important the men in their
Helping kids to understand the journeys of their relatives and where and who they came from helps them to develop a backbone of how they will walk through life today. Self-respect. It is a deep longing; a profound sense of belonging. One of the best ways to develop self-respect is to understand the hardships our
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