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Author Archives: cdsmiller17
A British Term that has Foreigners Scratching their Heads
Don’t Get into a Tiswas “Today Is Saturday: Watch And Smile” This was a children’s television program on ITV between 1974 and 1982. I never saw it. tiswas in British English (ˈtɪzˌwɒz) NOUN a state of anxiety, confusion or excitement Collins English Dictionary The … Continue reading
Posted in history, showbusiness
Tagged 70's, acronyms, children, humour, television, the 80's
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When Parents are Asked to Make an Impossible Decision
New Amsterdam (Season 1, Episode 15 “Croaklahoma”) We are slowly getting through season one, and this episode shows the negative impact religion can have on life-and-death decisions: the young parents of a recent heart transplant cannot afford their child’s medication, … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, personal, showbusiness
Tagged damnation, divorce, eternity, heaven, hell, judgement, marriage, Roman Catholic Church
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In Just Seven Years, I’ve Gone from Zero to Nero
My WordPress Statistics In one week’s time, I shall be celebrating my seventh anniversary of writing blogs on this platform. I knew the small audience of readers would grow over time, but I wasn’t expecting the huge doubling of numbers … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged anniversary, coronavirus, giving thanks, numbers, readership, writing
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Another Piece of Art Rescued from the Dump
He looks like driftwood, but he’s actually plastic. (Susan repainted his body.)
Letting the Light In through the Cracks
The Wisdom of a Broken Heart (2021) There’s a new book in town! (Well, actually on the internet, since I downloaded the Kindle version from Amazon.ca.) I’ve read chapter one, so far, today, and it seems to be dictated by … Continue reading
Posted in spirituality
Tagged Dead Sea Scrolls, Gnosticism, hidden light, Jesus Christ, Mary Magdalene, resurrection
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How I Became a Hypnotherapist (but only in the UK)
Successful Hypnotherapy (1984) After going through my own series of hypnotherapy sessions in 1989, I realized that I, too, could become one. All I had to do was find someone to teach me the methods. (And remember, in those days, … Continue reading
Posted in history, personal
Tagged analysis, astrology, clients, hypnosis, hypnotherapy, occupational therapy, psychoanalysis, The 90's
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Hypnotherapy: How to Come to Terms with Bulimia
An English Rose To protect the identity of my most important hypnotherapy client from 1991, I shall be using this euphemism. And by all accounts, it is an apt description. But she had a late teenage coping mechanism well into … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged astrology, bulimia, healing, hypnotherapy, insecurity, motherhood, self-image
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A Poem about Love from 1967
Love in the Rain Wind rustling through the trees, Water trickling down the eaves, Rain pattering on the roof: Their sounds are so aloof. . I feel you close to me, Though your eyes I cannot see; Your lips are … Continue reading
Posted in personal, poetry
Tagged close encounters, falling leaves, girlfriend, love, poetry, rainy day, seventeen, shelter from the storm, weather
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These Marks Mean Nothing Now, But They Used To…
During My High School Years (1964-1969) This was me, 54 years ago. It’s my favourite photo of myself while I was still in my teens. But my picture is not the reason for today’s post. These Ontario Student Transcripts are: … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged high school, hypnosis, Latin, past lives, proof of existence
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