This mall sterilized Christmas so shoppers wouldn’t be offended | New York Post

Quote November 9, 2015 Paul Sposite christian, liberals christams, Liberals, mall, Santa

Ok, I love the Midcentury look, but not for Santa and not for a mall display for the kids... And I'm truly sorry if Santa and Christmas offend you. But this whole idea that we must sterilize our culture to make sure no one gets offended is, well, offensive. Come on, its CHRISTMAS, you know, … Continue reading This mall sterilized Christmas so shoppers wouldn’t be offended | New York Post

Thoughts on Santa from a Friend of mine…

December 11, 2013December 11, 2013 Paul Sposite advent, Catholic, church, Faith, Family, History, Life, Love, Religon, youth Believe, children, christmas, Faith, God, Jesus, kids, Santa

A Post from a friend of mine In Defense of Santa...and other things I’ve been noticing ‘round these Catholic parts, some people have an issue with Santa. QUELLE HORREUR!!!! (Just kidding of course- whatever works for your family and gets them ready for Jesus’ birthday). I’d like to let you know how we do Advent/Christmas- … Continue reading Thoughts on Santa from a Friend of mine…

I was Raised in a Home…

June 25, 2012June 25, 2012 Paul Sposite brother(s), dad, Family, Growing Up, Life, Love, Mom, sister(s) adults, Arbor, attitude, behavior, brick, Canton, children, Clinton, coach, detroit, dinner, disappointment, discretion, discussion, elders, event, food, friends, gifts, groceries, guest, hard, Hills, home, imagination, imperfections, industry, Irish, kids, lesson, lessons, Life, manners, moments, money, parent, parents, Paul, payment, payments, permission, Potato, pride, privileges, problems, repairs, requirement, roof, rules, Santa, siblings, snack, solution, Sometimes, Sposite, times, tribute, violence, walls, Westland, world, yard, youth

I was born and raised in a home that thought respect was a good thing, that children showed respect to their elders, at all times, regardless of what the child thought of them. I was raised in a home where manners was a requirement to eat at the dinner table, for everyone, guest included. I … Continue reading I was Raised in a Home…

How to be Creative–WSJ

March 22, 2012 Paul Sposite Change, Improvement, life coach, Self, selfhelp action, adam, adhesive, Adolphe, advantage, afraid, airplane, Alcohol, Although, angels, Another, apple, Archimedes, area, areas, Arthur, article, articles, artists, assignment, associates, associations, assumption, aSTG, attention, Away, backdrop, background, Barbara, bathtub, battery, Beeman, beer, beginner, benefits, bicycle, biology, Bloch, Blue, brain, Brin, brothers, Bruce, Bull, California, calligraphy, categories, category, cello, cells, Chat, Chemists, Chicago, child, Chocolate, choir, chord, church, citations, colleagues, Color, Columnist, combinations, comedy, comments, composer, composition, Compound, computer, computers, concepts, conference, connection, Consider, context, Crab, Crazy, creative, creators, cubicle, culture, data, Daydream, didn, directors, Doesn, door, Drunk, Dylan, Earlier, editions, Einstein, employees, energy, enlightenment, epiphany, equals, events, Everybody, expertise, factors, failure, Fashion, features, feelings, Feynman, food, foot, friends, Galinsky, Gary, Generic, Genes, geniuses, gifts, Glaser, Google, graduates, Greece, Groggy, Gutenberg, Harcourt, hardest, Harvard, heart, Hemisphere, Here, Highlights, History, Houghton, house, human, hundreds, ideas, Illinois, Illustrations, image, imagination, Imagine, Indiana, InnoCentive, innovation, inspiration, instance, Instead, Institute, instructor, instrument, internet, intuitions, inventors, Johannes, John, Jonah, Jonathan, journal, Juilliard, Karim, Keep, knowledge, Kounios, Lakhani, laptop, Larry, laugh, leadership, LEHRER, lesson, lessons, Life, logo, love, machine, manufacturers, Many, March, margins, Mark, Martin, mass, Mathematics, metaphor, method, Metropolis, Mifflin, Milton, moment, Montgomery, move, music, Myth, needs, news, Nietzsche, Note, Numerous, office, organization, Outside, outsider, outsiders, Page, paper, peers, performance, perks, person, Philip, Physicists, piece, pieces, Pine, places, players, plays, pong, possibilities, post, posters, preconceptions, presentation, priest, principle, problems, product, products, professor, proposal, prototype, Quick, React, reader, readers, Recent, region, relationships, relaxation, Research, researchers, residue, restructurings, result, revelation, Richard, Robin, room, Rosen, rotations, Ruef, Santa, sauce, school, Schooler, science, scientists, search, Serge, Sergey, sermon, Sheldon, Silver, skill, slogan, solution, Solutions, Sometimes, specialization, Stanford, status, Steve, stop, street, students, subjects, tablet, taxi, Temptation, Theory, think, thinkers, Though, times, tools, tourist, traffic, trait, triad, tribute, typeface, Under, verbs, version, volunteers, Wall, warmer, Whether, white, Williams, winter, wisdom, Women, word, words, work, workers, Works, workspace, world, York

Today I read a few interesting articles, so I thought I would share one with you. This is from the WSJ, I hope you enjoy it and find some use out of it. God Bless & Happy Lent Paul Sposite Guided Insight Life Coach BY: JONAH LEHRER Creativity can seem like magic. We look at … Continue reading How to be Creative–WSJ

Christmas and Correctness

December 7, 2011December 7, 2011 Paul Sposite Catholic, church, Faith, Freedom, Life, Media, Politics, Religon Account, action, Americans, belief, bigot, cant, Christians, christmas, contrast, decorations, fact, Faith, feelings, give, government, Incorrect, lights, male, Merry, moment, Oops, people, person, Political, rights, Santa, session, tolerance, traditions, tree

Image via Wikipedia With the Christmas Session upon us, I thought I would take a moment to bring something up. Have you noticed that there seems to be less Christmas decorations up in your neighborhood? I was walking my dog, Ted, the other night and noticed that very few homes were decorated on the outside, no lights, … Continue reading Christmas and Correctness

How Smucker’s BP&J changed the world*

August 31, 2011August 31, 2011 Paul Sposite Family, Life, sister(s), youth brain, Butter, cancer, cartoons, CIHAS, classes, college, daughter, decision, decisions, devices, example, factor, friend, friends, Jesus, kids, Life, logic, luck, Many, needs, Peanut, response, results, Rudolf, Santa, sister, sisters, skill, skills, Smucker, Some, State, times, truth, Understandable, world, wwjd

I have written about, in the past, my sisters daughter who had brain cancer as a child, she is 22 now, and over all doing fine. She has the mentality of an 8-year-old, and this, sometimes, causes one to stop and reflect on what she has to say. Many times you just smile and laugh because … Continue reading How Smucker’s BP&J changed the world*

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This mall sterilized Christmas so shoppers wouldn’t be offended | New York Post

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I was Raised in a Home…

How to be Creative–WSJ

Christmas and Correctness

How Smucker’s BP&J changed the world*

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