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Not really joking
How many lawyers does it take to screw in a light bulb? Answer: Six, one to change the bulb and five to write the environmental impact statement. Let’s not just pick on lawyers. Question: How many computer scientists does it … Continue reading
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Asociación Quiropráctica Argentina
Charlene and I returned from our visit to Argentina on Wednesday. I was invited there to present a seminar before the Asociación Quiropráctica Argentina (AQA), which is the national chiropractic association in their country. The people were wonderful, the weather … Continue reading
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No costumes required
On Friday I was helping someone schedule an appointment to get her spine checked and we settled on October 31st. She said “Oh, well that’s Halloween.” I wasn’t sure if she was planning on going out for trick or treat; … Continue reading
Back to School – It’s an adjustment!
Special opportunity on September 8th Back to school time has come and gone again. The children are returning to their routine. Teachers are ready, and we parents have worked hard to prepare our children to get the most out of … Continue reading
Freedom
These blog entries are written with you in mind. Rather than just filling space, I look for information that is useful to the reader. I often try to think about what’s going on at a particular time, like special events, … Continue reading
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Tagged children, Fourth of July, freedom, Lincoln, subluxation
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A gift that improves life
Almost everyone that I talk with seems to think that our care helps them feel better. Frankly, I wish it wouldn’t. No, not because I’m mean, but because feeling better often causes people to miss the point. The thing is … Continue reading
Telling kids why it’s important to get their spines checked
“Today Janie gets to see her chiropractor.” Continue reading