Tag Archives: negative thoughts

About Singing

Posted on May 2, 2013 by Barbara McAfee

“I’m the world’s worst singer.  Can’t carry a tune in a bucket!” “I used to sing. Then I stopped.  Went to school, got a job, had a family, got busy.  I sure miss it.” “The only reason I go to … Continue reading →

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Taming your brain rats

Posted on October 28, 2012 by Barbara McAfee

Negative self-talk is a signal that you’re on the verge of learning something new. Swimmers at Lincoln Park swimming pool, 1925 | Photo via Seattle Municipal Archives You are about to take a big risk, inhabit your true power, or … Continue reading →

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Refrigerator Noise

Posted on July 14, 2011 by Barbara McAfee

Bonnie Raitt’s fine and eerie song, “Crooked Crown” begins with these lyrics: I could say what I mean, (Or I could dance around it) It would feel good to scream (I should quiet down) I could be recognized (Or I … Continue reading →

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