Sitting at my desk on this dark, dreary winter’s evening, I recalled a warm, sunny late Spring afternoon some years ago. While vacationing at Fair Harbor on Fire Island NY , I stood on the dock and watched a family of swans swim past, in a straight line. The family consisted of the mama, the papa and their four cygnets. Observing the same scene, was a little boy of no more than 4 or 5 standing next to me with his mother on the other side of him . As we watched the swan family make its way across the Great South Bay, the little boy turned to me and said very proudly: “I know why some of the babies are grey and the others are white”. I glanced at his mother, then looked down at him and said: “Why are they different colors?” He replied with great assurance: “Pollution”.
What Could I Say?
By Robert S. Pepper, Phd.|2016-01-29T15:54:57-05:00December 29, 2015|Uncategorized|Comments Off on What Could I Say?
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Dr. Pepper has been running groups for over twenty-five years and specializes in group therapy. He has a special gift in helping member's resolve conflicts with.