Do It! Do It!!

[sacredsilence]

OK...so now I've been tagged by a dear new friend (thanks CJRaymer! www.cjraymer.com AND Cafemommer)...

Here's how it works:
1) Find a book closest to me with at least 123 pages. 
2) Turn to page 123 and go down five sentences. 
3) Type the next three lines into my blog.
4) Tag five other bloggers.

The book laying closest to me is "Age of Shiva" by Manil Suri....I have not started reading it yet.

Here goes For the first time, as we bid his parents and Hema a strained goodnight, I noticed the angr in his face beneath the surface. Perhaps it was this anger that made him throw aside his cover to squeeze in next to me under my sheet. He did nto pull back when he usually did, but continued even when the rustling of our bed clothes grew alarmingly obvious.

 

Please add you lines to my comments so we can see what we are all reading!!

 

[socialdna]

Feb. 21, 2008 at 6:57 PM

The closest book to me is: Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health (I just published an article in it!).   Here goes:

"...The internal Employee Assistance Program counselor is both a peer (employed by the organization) and a mental health professional.  While the International Critical Incident Stress Management model four rescue personnel teaches that Trauma Response Team only responds when called, the EAP model encourages supervisor outreach and pro-active interventions when an incident impacts the workplace (Everly and Mitchell, 1999).  Work/Life Connections-EAP has worked with managers to recognize potential  needs for a CISM intervention. 

[lioli_ward]

Feb. 21, 2008 at 8:33 PM

from Grace (Eventually) by Anne Lamott

I called Brian at his office while brandishing the phone like a grenade.

"He won't give me the money," I told Brian, not taking my eyes off the man.

"Put him on the line, Brian said. I handed the man the phone. He held it to his ear. Then I heard a voice from the other end that sounded like Tony Soprano.