Actuate | Thought Into Action
“Niagara Falls” is a popular vaudeville comedy skit where performers exploit repressed memories and its triggers.In the skit, "Niagara Falls" two comedians meeting for the first time engage in polite conversation. This continues until one uses “Niagara Falls” in the conversation.“Niagara Falls” seems to be the trigger that takes the comedian back to an unpleasant... Continue Reading →
This article's theme, NYT Magazine Is an Open Marriage a Happier Marriage reveals the impetus of why marrieds are so interested in bringing others into the fold; they are looking for the easy button. When I was less experienced in relationships, I would hear folks say, "marriage is hard work" to which, I would respond, "it shouldn't... Continue Reading →
You are who you are. You just need to find where your talents can make a difference. In other words, you must find where you fit. Let me back up a bit. The conversation that led to this epiphany began how it always starts - with gossip. My daughter mentioned that a married couple, we... Continue Reading →
As soon as Chey* turned 16 years old, she marched into the local Foot Locker and told the manager she'd like to work there. She was a "shoe" connoisseur and wanted to sell. The Manager said, "I'm not hiring and won't be anytime soon." "OK," Chey said and walked out the store. Chey returned every... Continue Reading →
The Universe, this dimension can be tricky as OOMTF* tweeted. It's only tricky, however, if you forget this dimension operates by choice and decision; cause and effect. Lying in bed, I had a few thoughts about men/women roles; the energy exchange to create life. Long story short, I thought if I could be anything I wanted... Continue Reading →
Luke Cage takeaway Season 1 History, whether it be cultural or personal is a double-edge sword. Better or worse, history controls your present. Try if you may, but you can't hold onto it. Nor can you outrun it. History serves us best when we learn from it, settle it, make peace with it and move... Continue Reading →
Survey Says...Probably not. Less than 10% percent of Americans interviewed in The Chapman University Survey of American Fears 1 2015 admitted they’re afraid of the dark. The California university study found that adults have traded in the childhood phobia for fears of political corruption and technology. . https://blogs.chapman.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/15/2015/09/Top10Fears-740x572.jpg In fact, if you find yourself on the... Continue Reading →
Are you watching the paranoia-inducing television show “Mr. Robot” on USA Network? Universal Cable Productions greenlighted season 2 before the first episode aired. For good reason, too; the show is not brainless fodder; it’s actually thought-provoking. Now season 2 is underway and it’s as gripping as a train-wreck in real time. The activity that fuels the... Continue Reading →
