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What A Dead Russian Composer Teaches Us About The Opinion of Others. 8212; September 21, 2015. How a Stranger’s Parenting Story Made Me Realize How Life Perspectives Can Change. 8211; January 20, 2015. Compassion: Who Needs It Most Over The Holidays? 8211; December 9, 2014. The Myth of Unconditional Love and The Case for the 1950’s Housewife. 8211; October 7, 2014. Invisible Ink: What We Unknowingly Reveal About Ourselves on Social Media. 8211; August 7, 2014. 8211; June 10, 2014, *. 8211; May 29, 2014.
Life Lessons Archives - catherinezinger.com
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Welcome to my page on life lessons, musings and ruminations. Some of these posts are serious, most of them poke fun at a situation. The Russians have an expression Laughter Through Tears . If we can extract hilarity as part of the silver lining of life’s perceived lows, then maybe we’re actually one step ahead. 22 • 09 • 15. What A Dead Russian Composer Teaches Us About The Opinion of Others. 28 • 03 • 15. A piano video and a short commentary on change. And it’s true. I’ve [.]. 21 • 01 • 15. By Kristine ...
Expat Life Archives - catherinezinger.com
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8220;Wherever you go, there you are. As expats , we belong everywhere and nowhere. There are no greater highs or gut-wrenching lows than living the expat life. Here are my stories about the emotional side of this nomadic existence. 21 • 01 • 15. How a Stranger’s Parenting Story Made Me Realize How Life Perspectives Can Change. As published on January 20, 2015 in in The Huffington Post Online Sometimes out of the blue when we’re at the kitchen table or [.]. 06 • 06 • 14. 02 • 04 • 14. I was out shopping w...
Parenting Archives - catherinezinger.com
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Parenting. Yikes. It’s a work-in-progress, to be sure. Everyday is a leap into the great I hope I’m not messing this up. Here are some essays on trying to figure it out. 21 • 01 • 15. How a Stranger’s Parenting Story Made Me Realize How Life Perspectives Can Change. As published on January 20, 2015 in in The Huffington Post Online Sometimes out of the blue when we’re at the kitchen table or [.]. 07 • 10 • 14. The Myth of Unconditional Love & The Case for the 1950’s Housewife. 06 • 06 • 14. Privilege: The...
Speaking - catherinezinger.com
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I speak in person too! I was recently invited to talk about my sweet spot acclimating to an environment where cross-cultural differences are confronted head on. So I accepted, closed my eyes and jumped. And when the cameras started rolling, I realised that actually, working with an audience can be so much fun. What does my perspective bring to the table? Guillaume Cachia Henkel, Treasury Manager, North America. You’ve been assigned to the land of The American Dream! But what makes it so? Been there. ...
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The Triangle | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. The little red dot on my telephone indicated a message was waiting. I’d put my phone on silence during a meeting, and the breaks were so busy that I didn’t even check. I rarely get calls, so sometimes I forget to monitor the phone. If you ever leave me a message, don’t count on me getting it right away. Email is a much swifter way to reach me. I dialed in to the voicemail and there was Buddy-roo. 8216;s signature greeting, “. As for the parents involved, they are bo...
Rockin’ Together | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. I used to pay attention to new artists and new music. In a previous life I went to a lot of clubs and concerts, and learned about bands before they were big names. My college roommate – we both started out working in rock’n’roll radio – is still friends with musicians that most people only. When I have time. When I have time. Being the operative phrase. Still, my music playlists are seriously outdated. A song, she has to get my permission (and my iTunes code) becaus...
The Cast | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. My de-facto husband would be a good husband. He is, effectively, just. A husband. Except we’re not married. It? S not because we? Re opposed to it; we just haven’t gotten around to it. When people ask me why we? Re not married, I should say it? S none of their business. But I? M usually too polite, so I tell them we? Re just waiting for the kids to get old enough to pay for our wedding reception. She adds and subtracts names at will. To the theme of. I knew her firs...
Smokin’ Cool | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. As we walked home from school, just the two of us, Buddy-roo. Reached out and took my hand. Is there any kind of smoking that isn? T bad for you? D just passed a lyc? Where a pack of high-school students huddled together outside the entrance. Nearly every one of them held a cigarette. The guys went for the pinched between the fingers. Ve made it a point to point out to Short-pants. And Buddy-roo how not only is smoking bad for your health, but it looks really. I gul...
cool | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. I used to pay attention to new artists and new music. In a previous life I went to a lot of clubs and concerts, and learned about bands before they were big names. My college roommate – we both started out working in rock’n’roll radio – is still friends with musicians that most people only. When I have time. When I have time. Being the operative phrase. Still, my music playlists are seriously outdated. A song, she has to get my permission (and my iTunes code) becaus...
gifts | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. I picked her up at her friend’s house – as usual she resisted the departure – and we walked toward the metro to make our way home, Buddy-roo. Swinging her bag of tiny plastic Pet-shop. 8220;Do you know what tomorrow is? 8221; she asked. I knew where this was going, but I didn’t answer. 8220;It’s Mother’s Day! 8220;Did you know it was Mother’s Day? 8221; she asked. I didn’t want to answer this question, either. 8221; she said. “Why didn’t you tell us? Part of me want...
bands | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. I used to pay attention to new artists and new music. In a previous life I went to a lot of clubs and concerts, and learned about bands before they were big names. My college roommate – we both started out working in rock’n’roll radio – is still friends with musicians that most people only. When I have time. When I have time. Being the operative phrase. Still, my music playlists are seriously outdated. A song, she has to get my permission (and my iTunes code) becaus...
Archive Rotton Teenagers | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. 8220;Did they scare you with stories about Nigeria? 8221; one of the participants of my workshop asked. They had. I’d been warned. Nigeria is not a place you go lightly and nobody would have criticized me for refusing the assignment. The kidnapping of schoolgirls by Boko Haram was in the north? A good distance from Lagos in the south where I was going? Still a primary customer. In the last year, though, I’ve been working to introduce our methodology to the...As the ...
family | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. I sliced peaches into a bowl of vanilla ice-cream while Buddy-roo. Scrolled through the options in my computer? S movie folder. It had been an ideal summer day at the country house. Bike rides down the lane with Winston running joyously beside us, a little bit of yard work, trimming grapes and pulling ivy off the walls of the stone house, De-facto. Making progress on a construction project in the. As soon as the sun set? And it sets late at this time of the year?
trios | Maternal Dementia
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Thoughts from what's left of my brain. The little red dot on my telephone indicated a message was waiting. I’d put my phone on silence during a meeting, and the breaks were so busy that I didn’t even check. I rarely get calls, so sometimes I forget to monitor the phone. If you ever leave me a message, don’t count on me getting it right away. Email is a much swifter way to reach me. I dialed in to the voicemail and there was Buddy-roo. 8216;s signature greeting, “. As for the parents involved, they are bo...
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Catherine Zhang | Never Stationary
Visit my food (critic) blog. I write for the NU Chronicle. Best of Never Stationary. This Kid I Know. August 16, 2015. Need help writing college essays? Adapted from last year’s post. 8211; Tiffany Haas, Emory University ’19. Catherine offers thorough feedback on your essay writing, offering not only advice on syntax/diction but also on the ideas themselves. – John, Harvard University ’19. I felt that there was a fine quality in editing my essays in that each sentence was paid attention to in the finest ...
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Catherine's eportfolio - Welcome
Welcome to Catherine's E-Portfolio. I am a graduate student at Brock University in Canada. For my course EDUC 5P72: Effecting Change in Educational Organizations, I build this website to present my class reflection. Thanks for the guidance of my instructor Briscoe Partricia. Thank you for your time. Create a free website. Start your own free website. A surprisingly easy drag and drop site creator. Learn more.
Catherine Ziegler - Author of Favored Flowers
Catherine Ziegler’s marvelous book Favored Flowers tackles the extraordinary world of the global flower industry, tracing the complex sinews linking growers in the Netherlands and Ecuador to retailers and consumers in New York.". Last updated: September 25, 2007.
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Catherine Zinger - Find Your Voice | Homepage
Live with an open mind. Share with an open heart. I am a storyteller an observer with the memory of an elephant. One who never really fit in. I write to tweak assumptions. To encourage new perspectives. To suspend judgement. My call to action will always, always be kindness. Broken Music: Notes on My Sister’s Cancer. Is Yoga the New Prozac? What a dead russian composer teaches us about the opinion of others. And why do we give so much weight to the opinions of others whether real or perceived? It’s inter...
Catherine Zipf - Architectural Historian
Catherine W. Zipf. Catherine W. Zipf. Can be found at:. Catherine W. Zipf, PhD, is an award winning architectural historian and author with expertise in historic preservation. Her research examines women's participation in American architectural and decorative arts history during the 19th and 20th centuries. She earned an AB from Harvard University and a MaH and PhD from the University of Virginia. Her book, Professional Pursuits: Women and the American Arts and Crafts Movement. And A Gendered Profession.
Valentine's Day Scavenger Hunt
Valentine's Day Scavenger Hunt. The best love is the kind that awakens the soul; that makes us reach for more, that plants the fire in our hearts and brings peace to our minds. How did we celebrate 3 months into our relationship?
Memoirs and Reflections | Thoughts of an Obsessive Maniac
Thoughts of an Obsessive Maniac. December 26, 2014. Is being lazy and getting away with it really the idealistic approach? Should hard workers who can never get the grades they want really be worthy of being looked down upon? Shouldn’t character be the ultimate quality to have? One of the biggest challenges I’ve faced during high school has been a moral one: developing a strong moral compass instead of worshiping maggots like Jordan Belfort. The Balance between Freedom and Order in a High School Setting.
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Catherine's Daily Adventures
Welcome friends and family! This is my blog, where I will keep you updated on my goings on this fall while I'm in Germany and traveling through Europe! Please check back any time you want to know what I'm up to. I will try to post at least a few times a week! Please subscribe to my blog so that you can leave me comments! Monday, December 15, 2008. Going Back to the US Tomorrow. I leave you with this picture of one of the most beautiful creations the world has ever known: The Bratwurst. . One of the most ...
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