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Into-me-you-see
In the film “Mona Lisa Smile,” one of the central characters is a young newlywed student. She has a beautiful spectacle of a wedding, perfect by all appearances. Afterwards, she settles into her perfect home with her new husband, her list of dreams checked off. What becomes quickly apparent though is that all is not what it seems. It looks like a marriage, sounds like a marriage, photographs like a marriage, but in truth they are mugging for the camera. While at home, they’re alienated and don’t know one another.
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RETREAT!
Wednesday, January 16, 2013 By: Teresa Meyer When a spouse decides the comfortable routine is no longer comfortable, suggesting change can lead to a retreat. The word “retreat” is funny. Not like, “Ha! Ha!”, but funny like “Hmmm.” On the one hand retreat means to withdraw from an enemy either due to force, or […]
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Business Time
Well, folks, we officially have a new President in office and I, for one, am glad to have all of the posturing and campaigning in our rearview mirror. Today, as Barack Obama took his oath of office (or at least tried to as Chief Justice Roberts gets a little tongue tied), I felt a surge […]
