It's time for FOSIRS!
That's the First Occasional Statistically Insignificant Reader Survey.
If you have visited Thinkulous more than once or twice, I would really appreciate it if you took part. I could really use your perspective as I ponder the direction of this blog.
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- The Dangerous Book for Boys
- A Real Psychological Thriller
- Albert Ellis: Great and Controversial
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- Boys' Psychology and Asperger's, Pt. II
- Boy's Psychology Applies, Regardless of Asperger's
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- The Tao of Therapy
- Chuckle of the Week
- Grief vs. Depression: Over-medication Redux
- Depression: Don't Trash the Meds Along with Big Ph...
- Group vs. One-on-One: Being Aware of Lenses
- Now Entering the Swampy Middle-time
- Williams Syndrome and Big Brains
- The Real Self
- Top This Top Ten!
- Perseverating on perseverate
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- I bike hundreds of days a year on paved roads, dirt roads, and singletrack. My wife, Emily, and I—along with Poncho, the Wonder Dog—hike, camp, and wander New England farm fields. I've been adventuring since my first bike tour in 1980, and living in New England for 21 years (and am still not a "local").
2 comments:
I would say to continue just as you've been doing--I find all the subjects you write about interesting, from your perspective.
Thank you kindly Eric. Words of encouragement are always appreciated. Life outside the blog (hey, a new acronym: LOB) is very intense right now, but I get so much from writing. It's also something I'm considering doing professionally, so the survey provides a bit of info toward that, too.
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