Comments for The Redhead Mom http://www.theredheadmom.com Commentary on politics, education, motherhood, feminism, and finding my way back. Sat, 21 Aug 2010 01:01:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on On Love, In Sadness by Bridget http://www.theredheadmom.com/?p=309&cpage=1#comment-1100 Bridget Sat, 21 Aug 2010 01:01:50 +0000 http://www.theredheadmom.com/?p=309#comment-1100 I feel like you are living my life in the future. I was just wondering why my fiance loves me, why he tolerates me being so up tight. How my friends fade in and out. I'm 20 right now, I know a lot of people but am not the girl invited to birthday parties. My "close" friends vary from month to month. I feel like you are living my life in the future. I was just wondering why my fiance loves me, why he tolerates me being so up tight. How my friends fade in and out. I’m 20 right now, I know a lot of people but am not the girl invited to birthday parties. My “close” friends vary from month to month.

]]> Comment on Discovery by Jessica http://www.theredheadmom.com/?p=288&cpage=1#comment-943 Jessica Thu, 06 May 2010 02:55:48 +0000 http://www.theredheadmom.com/?p=288#comment-943 I can understand the phone phobia a little. I have always hated making phone calls. Sometimes I write myself up a little sheet sort of scripting out the [potential] conversation. My husband commented to me recently about this after we did personality profiles. I came up as an extrovert, which surprised us. My husband can't understand how I can enjoy being around people, and yet be scared to order pizza. Thanks for sharing. Great post. I can understand the phone phobia a little. I have always hated making phone calls. Sometimes I write myself up a little sheet sort of scripting out the [potential] conversation. My husband commented to me recently about this after we did personality profiles. I came up as an extrovert, which surprised us. My husband can’t understand how I can enjoy being around people, and yet be scared to order pizza.

Thanks for sharing. Great post.

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Dorothy from grammology
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]]> Comment on Raising a Buddhist in a Baptist World by Thomas Dyer http://www.theredheadmom.com/?p=246&cpage=1#comment-940 Thomas Dyer Mon, 15 Mar 2010 19:58:48 +0000 http://www.theredheadmom.com/?p=246#comment-940 PS Friends, I know how to spell coaching, my bad. CH Dyer PS Friends, I know how to spell coaching, my bad. CH Dyer

]]> Comment on Raising a Buddhist in a Baptist World by Thomas Dyer http://www.theredheadmom.com/?p=246&cpage=1#comment-939 Thomas Dyer Mon, 15 Mar 2010 19:23:49 +0000 http://www.theredheadmom.com/?p=246#comment-939 I am Thomas Dyer the 1st Buddhist Chaplain in the Army. I am in Iraq right now serving all Soldiers and providing religious support for Buddhist Soldiers. There are more Buddhist Soldiers than you would think. I remember meeting Thomas at the Pea Body Hotel in Memphis TN at the luncheon for HH 14 Dalai Lama. It was clear to me when I met Thomas, that he was a special young man. I was so amazed at his small stature, yet large presence that I asked my teacher Kempo Gawang Rinpoche to meet him as well. Kempo was impressed by him. It is very special for someone to recognize the Dharma at such a young age. Also it is very interesting that young Thomas recongnized Dharma without parental couching. What should we make of this? Time will tell. Chaplain Thomas Dyer US Army, Camp Taji Iraq. I am Thomas Dyer the 1st Buddhist Chaplain in the Army. I am in Iraq right now serving all Soldiers and providing religious support for Buddhist Soldiers. There are more Buddhist Soldiers than you would think. I remember meeting Thomas at the Pea Body Hotel in Memphis TN at the luncheon for HH 14 Dalai Lama. It was clear to me when I met Thomas, that he was a special young man. I was so amazed at his small stature, yet large presence that I asked my teacher Kempo Gawang Rinpoche to meet him as well. Kempo was impressed by him. It is very special for someone to recognize the Dharma at such a young age. Also it is very interesting that young Thomas recongnized Dharma without parental couching. What should we make of this? Time will tell. Chaplain Thomas Dyer US Army, Camp Taji Iraq.

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