Comments on: Losing Control

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By: Jimmie Yarnell

Jimmie Yarnell — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 02:54:28 +0000

Hello Julie
I really like the change in the background, the texture is second to the Chocolate browns and more….great break from the Purples and Oranges.I miss the wildlife but understand the need in new ideas.
I have been making Native American flutes for a year or so, a new wood inspires me when I have been doing to many Cedar flutes. You are still the best , say hello to Paul.

jimmie Y.

By: Julie Chapman

Julie Chapman — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 19:19:10 +0000

GREAT quote from Churchill!!! So perfect and true.

And when I have time I’ll go check out the training thread. Right now, I’m busy getting my 5 year old GSD girl ready to show in Open obedience this weekend…then back to agility. And even busier with my new puppy - so much foundation to teach!

I’m pretty sure civil discourse hurts a lot less than name-calling…unless actually thinking about all perspectives on a topic hurts one’s brain. In which case, name-calling is definitely easier.

By: Susan Fox

Susan Fox — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 00:49:47 +0000

Pet Connection post with training comment thread:
http://www.petconnection.com/blog/2009/06/16/theyll-always-be-my-babies-but-theyre-happy-in-their-new-homes/#comment-459668

They’re at 95 comments and counting. It will probably go over 100. Those guys really know how to turn a topic inside out and upside down.

Re your comment about black and white thinking- a favorite quote from Churchill: “A fanatic is someone who can’t change his mind and won’t change the subject.”

Civil discourse in this country. Now there’s a concept. I like it. Let’s try it. Can’t hurt too much.

Oh, yeah ;-), the painting. Crazy cool work with the edges while still holding the form of the horse. I like the color shifts too.

By: Julie Chapman

Julie Chapman — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:36:34 +0000

> the title of your post “control” applies to the sidetracked discussion as well.
…LOL…yep. But hey - a good lively discussion can provide excellent food for thought. Better that than standing on either side of a divide and hurling vitriol at each other, and never actually engaging in civil discourse that might offer fresh perspective for all parties. Those who engage in black-and-white thinking and name-calling (PETA, terrorists, etc.) seem unable to do this.