When my kids were little, they had as much fun with the boxes that their toys came in as the toy itself. And I think that continued as they grew older. Jamie became a hairstylist with a major hairstyling chain and Britt became a landscape designer. I like to think that their dad and I had something to do with their success.
“What is now proved was once only imagined.”
William Blake
“I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library.”
Jorge Luis Borges
Think left and think right and think low and think high. Oh, the thinks you can think …read more

Teach your children that they are special and they have a multitude of talents. It might take a few times for it to sink in, but believe me it does. My son for example had learning disabilities all during his school years, and hated every minutel. But when he realized that he simply had to use a different method for learning, his attitude completely changed.
As a matter of fact, he is a hairstylist and participated at a major hair show a few weeks ago and he left a message on our answering machine. “I kicked butt!”… well those weren’t …read more

“From keeping up with the hottest shade of lipstick or the latest fashion trends to studying Shakespearian sonnets or the Civil War, young adults tend to put their school studies on hold. As a result, by the end of each semester, without fail, Victoria Bullis, the world-renowned psychic consultant and former elementary school teacher, is swarmed with calls on how to pass the class. With her popularity and success among students and their parents, Bullis has created 5 steps to grade success, whereby students can keep their crazed social calendar and stay afloat of sinking grades.”
I certainly remember those days. …read more