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For those of you who grew up reading Beverly Cleary’s “Henry Huggins” and “Ramona” books, the movie, “Ramona and Beezus,” will not disappoint. If you’re unfamiliar with Ms. Cleary’s offbeat characters, strap yourself in, grab a large bag of buttery popcorn, a giant cherry coke, and your favorite candy bar (Snickers, anyone?), then sit back and enjoy the world view of one extremely mischievous, but well-meaning, Ramona Quimby.

The precocious nine (and three months) year-old has a unique perspective on life. It is through the prism of her eyes that we view this movie. From the moment we meet this charmer, we’re hooked. We vicariously experience Ramona’s antics, foibles, and miscalculations during this non-stop roller coaster ride.

Ramona is the oddball (and terror) of her third-grade classroom. She’s the neighborhood wild child to be avoided at all costs. She’s the super-hero (in her own mind) who, invariably, makes every bad situation worse.

Ramona and BeezusSuffering from classic middle-child syndrome, the drama princess feels inadequate when compared to her gorgeous and “perfect” teenage sister, Beezus, and her adorable, can-do-no-wrong, baby sister, Roberta.

When the Quimby family faces a major crisis, our diminutive heroine takes it upon herself to rescue her loved ones from certain disaster. Unfortunately for Ramona, her great ideas and good intentions only create more problems. While every attempt at being “good” backfires, she bravely continues her campaign to change her image and the outcome of her endeavors. Read More→


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Summer is almost here. I bet you can hardly wait! Or, can you?

Those who gained a few pounds this past year may dread the warm, summer months ahead. The shorts, the sleeveless shirts, the bathing suits. Does it get any worse than that? Oh, yes…the bikinis. Yipes! The horror! The horror!

You’ve comforted yourself with carbs and dark chocolate on those long, cold nights, but now it’s time to pay the piper. But wait…I’ve got great news for you. You don’t have to go on a crash diet. In fact, if you do, you will regret it because the pounds will come right back. You already know which foods are good for you and which ones will pack the weight on. So, you’ll not get a lecture from me.

I want to offer you an easy solution. One that not only works, but will continue to work without effort, deprivation, or hardship.

Sound too good to be true?

It is true and I, personally, can attest to the wonders of hypnosis. As a certified, clinical hypnotherapist, I help hundreds of people lose weight, stop smoking, and overcome panic attacks, anxiety, phobias, fears, and addictions.

This particular weight loss hypnosis program works magnificently. You can lose all the weight you want, and it will remain “lost” permanently. With hypnosis, you lose your cravings for fatty and sugary food, while you learn to enjoy smaller portions of healthy foods.

With this program, you are in complete control of your eating habits. You will no longer fight a losing battle with your willpower. YOU are in the driver’s seat. If you’re truly ready to change your life, then all you have to do is listen to the relaxing CDs in this program, and you WILL lose weight.

Since this program is 100% guaranteed, the only thing you have to lose is weight.

Remember, summer is just around the corner.

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Demonic DentistIt’s not often that I get to practice what I preach. After all, it’s been years since I suffered from panic attacks and social anxiety. But, lucky me, I just had the opportunity to “trance” myself into a blissful state of relaxation, better known as self-hypnosis.

Let me back up a bit. You see, I am a fairly fearless person. I don’t like earthquakes, floods, or fires, but don’t really face those disasters on a daily basis. I’m not a daredevil, but I do enjoy a rough and tumble carnival ride, now and again.

However, I do not now, nor have I ever, liked dental offices. I was going to say “dentists,” but I’m sure that behind their glistening teeth, crooked smiles, and demonic eyes, they probably are, in all probability, human beings with feelings. So, okay, I’m not going to admit to being afraid of dentists. Yes, and if you believe that, then I really don’t find clowns creepy. Read More→


Categories : Pain, Self-Hypnosis
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