Shrink Rap with Dr. Rick
Love Your Inner Cracked Pot -Sometimes your “flaws”are part of your unique self
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
While Dr. Rick is on vacation, we are reprinting some of readers’ favorites columns.
I want to share this fable with you.
An elderly woman had two large pots, each hung on the ends of a pole that she carried across the back of her neck. One of the pots had a . . .
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We All Live in a Yellow Submarine
And it may just be a sandwich
Well, it seems that nearly 30 years wasn’t long enough to cleanse Chattanooga’s detestation for sub sandwiches served with a side of “join the family.” The Yellow Deli has returned to the Noog with a beautiful . . .
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Shades of Green: One Less Car
Not driven to drive
If I told you that I constructed my life to accommodate the fact that I don’t drive a car, what would you say? Some people find my refusal to use a car childish. What would be your response? If it says anything at all . . .
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Reality Check: Got Psyops?
The (almost) untold story of the Pentagon's domestic propaganda campaign
The propaganda campaign waged by the Bush administration to sell the Iraq war to the American people was addressed in this column four weeks ago.
This campaign was launched long before the invasion and continues unabated . . .
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20-Something: Fiction, and That Other Thing
What does "The Ballad of Billy Long" say about us?
“Reality is better than fiction. You can make things up and write about them, but they often aren’t as good as the real thing.”
So Douglas Wheelock, singer/songwriter of local bluegrass band Seersucker, said recently to me, whose . . .
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Horoscopes
Free Astrology - Week of May 8
ARIES (March 21-April 19): For many Aries, independence is a virtue that flows in abundance—so much so that it’s sometimes on the verge of becoming excessive and turning into a vice. That’s why I’m thrilled to inform you that the . . .
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