Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411 Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411

“With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come.” -William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice #ShakespeareSunday

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Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411

"The cat’s cradle represents humanity’s capacity for complexity, mimicking the human effort to make sense of existence. But, as Newt, Dr. Hoenikker’s youngest son, points out, there is no cat, and there is no cradle—it’s just string." "Cat's Cradle" Kurt Vonnegut https://t.co/heFjiogsZE

Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411

@thepublandlady1 I downloaded Google Earth Pro and have been traveling the world virtually. I went into Westminster Abby and was surprised to see a plaque of FDR inside. Here's an example of what I can do. https://t.co/VP4SRGez2y Venice, Italy is next!

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Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411

The question → "How do I love thee. Let me count the ways..." Elizabeth Barrett Browning The answer ↓ https://t.co/ECgno4aHqY

Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411

@EileenM60933733 Your replies are quite illuminating! “No matter how kind you are, always expect a few imbeciles.” Criss Jami, Healology

Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411

Totalitarianism is the overarching theme of 1984, written by George Orwell in 1948. The novel details the story of Winston Smith, a self-described weakling who spends his life working for the omniscient and cruel government party Big Brother. https://t.co/RIol2QzEY0

Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411

I raise my head and set my sail In the eye of the storm and the belly of a whale My spirit stood on solid ground I'll be at peace when they lay me down Loretta Lynn - The coal miner's daughter A part of you has left us. A part of you has stayed behind. https://t.co/NJsvemJ8LF

Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411

Excerpt from my book "The Road To Fort Worth." https://t.co/2AsluyKW6A https://t.co/AB5dzmrxqo

Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411

Helen Keller along with her teacher Anne Sullivan are the most amazing people I can imagine. Keller made a breakthrough, when she realized that the motions Sullivan was making on the palm of her hand, while running cool water over her other hand, symbolized the idea of "water." https://t.co/ApRTQhljXB

Michael J Smith - Panic Disorder 411

@SpartaKiTheatre OMG, a writer could spin that into a great book that would be immediately banned in the US. Henry Miller revived. As kids, we had one hand on the "Tropic of Cancer" and the other on...