Author: Anjuelle Floyd
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Of History Lessons, The Pursuit of Happiness and Choice …
Assisting our eight grader with her American History lessons has called me to revisit the United States’ Declaration of the Independence, of which the second paragraph states, “ … We hold these truths self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are…
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Protected: Of Mothers, Daughters and Marilyn Monroe …
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“Seasons in Purdah” | On Sale Now !!! …
The loss of her sight has ignited a war between her two best friends. Thirty-five-year-old, psychologist, Sahel Ohin, spent nearly each day of her childhood making mud cakes with Titus Denning and Carl Pierson. The attended St. Maria’s Parish School, Oakland Catholic Prep and graduated Cal Berkeley. Six weeks after an accident rendered her blind…
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Of Riding Ellipticals, Counting Minutes, and The Challenge of Parenting …
Like the teacher in my psychology program who said that the hardest thing about parenting was the time required, I find that I never have enough. Mothering three daughters, seeing to my husband, or rather attending our marriage, along with my work as a psychotherapist, and writing novels proves daunting. I count minutes in much…
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Protected: Of Don Imus, Roland Martin and the March of the Penguins …
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Of Fissures and Cracks, Parenting, and The Laboratory of Home …
A mother of three ages, 24, 20 and 13, all daughters, I find myself, a wife of thirty years, psychotherapist, oftentimes growing cynical, not so much with the children of our culture and society, but having lost patience with the parents, or should I say, adults, who suppose themselves experts at everything and therefore question…
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Of Life, Revelations, and Our Differences That Bind …
Not a day has passed during the three weeks since posting my last blog that I have not felt guilty for failing to hold to my schedule of blogging. It is a promise I give to myself, and a responsibility I maintain as a published writer. The nagging feeling that has haunted me now abates…