Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Commentary from De' Sea - Volume 1, Issue 2

Why is there a preconceived notion that we as a society as a whole should look a certain way, act a certain way and talk a certain way just to fit in with the crowd? I for one used to feel this way.  I like living “OUTSIDE THE BOX”!  It makes life much more exciting.  All of us are individuals; and that individuality makes us unique.  

Commentary from De' Sea - Volume 1, Issue 2

Why is there a preconceived notion that we as a society as a whole should look a certain way, act a certain way and talk a certain way just to fit in with the crowd? I for one used to feel this way.  I like living “OUTSIDE THE BOX”!  It makes life much more exciting.  All of us are individuals; and that individuality makes us unique.  

Saturday, August 18, 2012

WHEN CARING PEOPLE TOUCH OUR LIVES by: Amanda Bradley


WHEN CARING PEOPLE TOUCH OUR LIVES

There are certain kinds of people
Who don’t wait until they’re asked,
But somehow can anticipate a need.

There are thoughtful, sharing people
Who will give us their support
And offer help to make our dreams succeed.

There are caring types of people
With a rare and special talent
For making our days brighter day by day.

There are places in our hearts
For those we care so much about.
Where memories
Of their kindness always stay.

- Amanda Bradley

WHEN CARING PEOPLE TOUCH OUR LIVES by: Amanda Bradley


WHEN CARING PEOPLE TOUCH OUR LIVES

There are certain kinds of people
Who don’t wait until they’re asked,
But somehow can anticipate a need.

There are thoughtful, sharing people
Who will give us their support
And offer help to make our dreams succeed.

There are caring types of people
With a rare and special talent
For making our days brighter day by day.

There are places in our hearts
For those we care so much about.
Where memories
Of their kindness always stay.

- Amanda Bradley

Saturday, August 4, 2012

De’ Sea’s Commentary - Issue 1 of Who Knows



In this growing fast-paced electronic world, many people, including myself, life revolves around e-mail, social media and TEXTING.  At times, I feel I am running just to keep up with the constant changes.  Sometimes I think we need to put away or shut down our electronic devices for a while, that occupy so much of our time.  We need human contact; that is so important in the world today!  On the other hand, the computer might be the only means for some people to communicate with the world around them.

In the past, I have observed some people unable to have a personal one-on-one conversation with others.  It appears they feel very uncomfortable.  However, if you put a computer or cell phone in their hand, walla it’s as if you have turned on a light switch.   Their thumbs moving faster than light can travel, I might be exaggerating just a bit.  :-)

Don’t get me wrong I think computers and cell phones are great!  But, I think they have greatly hindered the need for interpersonal communication skills with the younger generation. 

I spend a lot of my time communicating with family and friends through email and social media.  I wouldn’t have it any other way; I think of it as my lifeline… my fantastic support team!  I try to find a healthy balance with all of it.

FYI- I'm here to stay baby!   :-D