Monthly Archives: November 2010

It’s been amazing to hear so many responses from the bullying article I posted a week ago, Voices of the Bullied. It’s very clear that I’m not alone in my observations and experience. Thank you all for your kind emails … Continue reading →

Ever wonder why teenagers might be better than us in video games, but seemingly inept at simple decision making and reasoning? If only we could take a peek inside the teenage brain. Well… they have! Parade magazine featured an excellent article yesterday … Continue reading →

I’m hanging with family for Thanksgiving. My brother Thom has two little ones, ages two and four. Since mine are 13, 15 and 17… I’ve almost forgotten what it is like. Fun… and tiring!  Tonight we were watching some adorable … Continue reading →

Last night I spoke to about 400 teenagers and youth workers at a Baptist conference in West Virginia. In the middle of my talk, an inebriated gentleman staggered in the back and started making a lot of noise. I was … Continue reading →

“Anti-bullying” is the new hot commodity. And everyone seems to have an expert opinion… people who haven’t been bullied. Two nights ago I was watching TV and an ad for the “news at 11:00″ came on. A robotic anchorman declared, … Continue reading →

They call it “Corporate Pedophilia.” It’s when corporate America sells out by pimping material to our kids that they know is slowly destroying them. This 8-minute ABC video is a must see. I post my two cents below. I’d like yours … Continue reading →

I’m clocking out early today to get alone and write (I have to finish my last two chapter of my parenting book this week), but I wanted you to see some helpful new resources on our web sites. 1. David … Continue reading →