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When I was a child, I was bullied and did my fair share of bullying. I use my experiences on both sides to teach my kids how to deal with any threats they may face and that bullying is wrong. I remember one episode when I was in 4th grade and went on a class MORE »
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We were finishing dinner at a friend’s house when we heard a helicopter buzzing low. Across a busy Los Angeles intersection we could see police cars blocking the entrance to our street and several others nearby. Officers searched cars as they approached. I walked over to see if our house was okay. The officers said MORE »
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The Boston bombing has left all of us in a state of shock. As a parent, I hate having to explain to my children that evil exists and it’s completely nonsensical. With this particular tragedy, I am treading very lightly and need all of the help that I can get. I turn to Mr. Fred MORE »
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My family and I were hobbling back to our hotel room yesterday afternoon after I finished running the Boston Marathon when we noticed the shops in the mall we were walking through were closing. It looked as though people were being shuttled outside. And then we saw that the fire alarms were flashing. But it MORE »
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"You have to tell them, so that they begin to develop the ability to deal with these things on their own."
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