Who's an Adult: Defining a point in time
A college professor takes a crack at pinpointing when an adolescent becomes an adult. It's not as easy as he thinks.
Notes to Self: Daily Reminders
- It's their life.
- If they want advice, they'll ask for it.
- Keep up your own interests.
- Be enthusiastic. It beats being critical.
- It's better to be liked than right.
- Let them treat you to something.
- Keep good-housekeeping tips to yourself
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- Jane Adams
- Plots 2 Pots
Going from the garden plot to the kitchen pot.
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June 02, 2008
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