Who is a storyteller?

Almost everyone thinks they’re a storyteller and that there’s little to retelling something seen or heard. This is not true. Our unique ways of telling stories are born in us. Believe this by watching babies and toddlers in how differently they express themselves.

Assessing impact of bad parenting on schools

Great minds run in pairs. I read an interesting opinion piece in the Atlanta newspapers recently about parenting. The author, Beth Collums, has a master’s degree in clinical psychology and experience as a child and family therapist. She is also a parent.

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Dear editor: My week was very, very busy. I remember that I am not nosy. I have graduated, and now I am concerned. The weather is probably confusing to some visitors but not for Georgians. We have several seasons in one week, but I love Georgia.

No difference for Putin

Dear editor: Your columnist Dick Yarborough, writing in the March 31 Messenger, wonders what the international situation today would be if the child Putin had been inspired to share with the world his own personal artwork promoting peace. I can tell him.

Final thoughts on the 2022 Masters

AUGUSTA – It was a gorgeous day, the final round of the Masters just concluded, but not a gorgeous week when it came to the weather. But for it to end on a sunny and blissful high made it another memorable championship. I’m beginning to wonder if the redneck philosopher wasn’t right.