Posts in listening

by lisahassanscott
February 15, 2012

The power of hyperbole

“I haven’t had a shower in, like, a week!”  This, from my nine year old.  I […]
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by lisahassanscott
February 2, 2012

The surprise of okayness

Isn’t it amazing how incredibly foul it is possible to be to those we love the […]
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by lisahassanscott
January 22, 2012

Freedom from pain

This week my daughter has found it difficult going to school.  Squabbles with her friends, which […]
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by lisahassanscott
December 31, 2011

Ring my bell

“For attention, please ring bell.”  This is the sign pasted to the bell at my doctor’s […]
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by lisahassanscott
December 15, 2011

Watching raindrops

As a child my parents took us on lots of long car journeys.  We lived several […]
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by lisahassanscott
November 3, 2011

May I please have…?

Yesterday I crouched down to my littlest child’s level and instead of looking at him, I […]
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by lisahassanscott
October 28, 2011

Results v process part II

Readers of yesterday’s post (below) will know that I was exploring the idea of being results-oriented […]
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by lisahassanscott
October 27, 2011

Results v process

This morning I’m thinking about attachment to results.  First, a bit of background. 
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by lisahassanscott
October 21, 2011

Two ears to listen

What makes a good listener?  Each day my eldest comes home from school and complains about […]
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