Archive for February, 2009

BOP Baby BOP!

2 years ago

by Thom in Miscellaneous

Heaven Hi!

Last night was card night with our friends Dick and Mary Lou, we talk about our kids and I brought out a box of pictures when they where kids, and one photo was when James our oldest son was about two and he was in the pool at the YMCA with my wife Nancy. We talked about how important it is to teach kids how to swim or how to do activities that have to do with BOP.

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Are you ALIVE?

2 years ago

by Thom in Miscellaneous

Heaven Hi,

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Passion is in Fashion

3 years ago

by Thom in Acting For Real, Articles, Blogroll, Celebrities, Coaching, Family, Giving, Miscellaneous, Power, Self-Confidence, Thom McFadden, Truth

Your “I AM” Humanities/ Passion Role

Passion is in all great searches and is necessary to all creative endeavors.

—Eugene W. Smith

hu·man·i·ties (n. pl.)

1. The qualities of being humane; benevolent

2. Humane characteristics, attributes, or acts.

pas·sion (n.)

1. Boundless enthusiasm.

Desire is prompted by feelings, emotions and beliefs. We respond faster when we feel passionate about something. It’s the blood that runs through your veins. Your imagination starts and drives all of life’s outcomes. Religion, education, art and scientific discovery, sports and business are expressed through some force of emotional action or behavior. This is your Humanities/ Passion role.

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What’s so Funny?

3 years ago

by Thom in Miscellaneous

How do you reveal humor? Talk with your face? The clown: eyes, mouth and eyebrows.

Humor has three rhythms of life: Flying, Flowing and Molding. The way Robin Williams reveals his humor is to make birdlike movements, like flying (staccato) Jerry. Seinfeld is flowing, uninterrupted movements (legato) and Jack Nicholson is molding, stationary, grounded.

Example: He fell down laughing, busted a gut, wet his pants laughing. If you want to dismiss someone, you laugh out, not in. Psychological is to laugh in or laugh out.

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