how many people do you need healing pen, and what kind of space? Det. area.

Please do The Healing Pen. In Detroit area, or somewhere exotic where we can all go for no travel money LOL (saving the money for the value of your materials and presence).

Na Ding! Na Ding! There's a song in that somewhere. No time to write it now. I'll get back to ya! mmmm. There's a dance to it, too. I can just feel it.
C

Hey Barry! Julian's doing great, and Matilde's deciding. Let's do talk soon! Come back to Texas....come back to Texas.... Are you traveling somewhere wonderful this summer?

I bet Penny Kittle knows a thing or two about best birthday parties, too.

Interesting place here...it'll be fun to see what all it can do!

but you have the cutest picture, so everyone will not only want to be your friend, they'll invite you to all of the best birthday parties.

This looks cool... thanks for creating it!

Yes, Barry, "perspicacious" i(sp.?) is the word. I've always hoped someone would call me that!

And, yes, I'm in Nashua. With 160 teachers: Heaven!

Here's hoping Carol-lee agrees to your joining us at the Natick slam, 14 Summer St., Thurs., March 26 (sign up at 6:45, slam at 7).

Warm thoughts, -Geof

Thanks, Barry. We met this past summer when you visited RMWP in Birmingham, Alabama. I was one of the co-directors.

Not sure if he knows him or not. I will see if he does. Been gone back East for three weeks and head to Disney World with Tracy and fam in two weeks for a couple of fun filled days. Wanna come? Miss ya and hope we can all hook up soon. Doing an event with Art on Wed. Erin Gruwell is joining us.

Hi Barry..What slick fifties haircut. And is that a saxophone neck strap around your neck? We're you fresh from doing a gig?

B

Do you hold Healing Pen workshops?

Thanks, Barry. It was an inspiring time with you in Detroit last week. I used to write a lot as a kid, but now so much has gone on, it's waaaaaay too frightening to even begin to lift the cork. If I will ever try again, it's because of your respect for the writer. I just wanted you to know that your respect for writers (kids and adults) makes all the difference. you rock!!

Love the new picture...how old?

Funny you should show up on my computer. I've been thinking about you all day. Never done this stuff before. Not really sure how it works. I am in the classroom and I agree with your merit-pay remark. Could turn teachers into suspicious sharks, I would think.

FABULOUS picture! How old?

Thank you! This is great fun!

Then be a butterfly...EEEEK! Watch out for the hungry crow!
And so it goes.

(Sh-sh-sh-sh)It's our secret.
Be the wall grasshopper.

Inspiration is really the perspiration that makes you so uncomfortable you have to move, wiggle, or shake. At times, the dazzling results seem easy to the uninformed observer. Individuals, like yourself, make the movements seem so easy that they fool one into thinking, “If Barry can do this, so can I!” Alas, we both know that a lifetime of “wiggling” went into the chronicles of “Barry’s Easy To Replicate Methods of Pulling Teeth From Chickens and Winning a Pulitzer Prize for Writing.”(LOL)

Blood, Sweat, and Tears made many a day passable with a beat you could move and dance to. I can’t carry a tune but I can still “wiggle.” Blood, sweat, and tears is what a typical journey of teaching others HOW to teach OTHERS to share their thoughts requires. (Richard Simmons is wealthy ‘cause he glorifies the ATTEMPTS made to become a better you, while forcing ACCEPTENCE of whoever you are or will become.)

Writing is never static---It changes each time we attempt to state or clarify or reason or whatever, even the grocery list.

Again, Asante Sana for the opportunity to share my thoughts. I welcome examination and comments of the streams that flows through Bernie Carroll’s so called mind.