best of the Oprah show

as I've told you many times before I've gone most of my life without watching television. I've gone most of my life being extremely busy trying to build a good life for myself and possibly even a career so there was never time for TV. The other thing was that I never had the financial means to pay for cable. Its funny I just watched the movie the other day figured it was new turned out it was 30 years old cold Muppets Take Manhattan. Right now I'd like to tell you that I'm watching an amazing show that reminds me of a career that I could have probably been very successful at and that is to be a therapist. I have done sliding scale therapy for people being upfront about the fact that I only have a bachelor's degree and then being told that they feel that I'm perfectly adequate as a therapist in that they would like to keep seeing me. That being said I am watching the help desk on the own channel. Therapist Harville Hendrix and this show is called finding the love that you want. I'm at home which is why I have not been able to add the youtube link. You may have better luck finding this episode by going to the Oprah network which I'm not sure its either called own or go to Google and enter the Oprah Winfrey Network ok this is called the best of the Oprah show super soul Sunday

"A very important show/OWN network"

Today I saw a riveting show on OWN.  I couldn't determine the name of the show, but after it was over they tell you to go to the website:

www.missrepresentation.org

It is about how most media is controlled by men and women are treated like shit "at best"

It made me wonder if I should remove the music videos on my blog that are grossly sexually explicit.

It's about how the violence in the media does contribute to or even cause violence in real life.  1 out of 18 males in America is LOCKED UP!

This show might make you hate most men after u see the horrific things they say about most females in the media.

Please check out the website!

Oprah's 9/11 special from New York City

Did you see it? So powerful, so moving. She interviews the children of September 11th. First the children of the WTC disaster, then the children from the other disasters, the plane hijack and the Pentagon incident. Very moving episode.

As far as terrorism is concerned, for many Americans especially poor, carless Americans in cities, there is much, much more to fear in our own neighborhoods, then from terrorists and I had the same thought back on 9/11/01.

Here in Baltimore it seems like everyone knew someone killed on that day. I guess that would be largely true  for many East Coasters. Most of us knew someone that knew someone who died.

Has your life changed since 9/11/01? Mine hasn't changed much at all. I was scared before and I'm scared now and that has nothing to do with outside threats.