Category Archives: Eyes Unseen Words Unheard

A Major Turn Off

Posted on March 25, 2011 by Rachel Macy Stafford

A few weeks ago my husband and I went to a concert at a relatively small venue. Our seats were on edge of the second floor, which overlooked the area in front of the stage. The concert had not yet … Continue reading →

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This May Hurt A Little

Posted on March 24, 2011 by Rachel Macy Stafford

I’ve spent the last two posts writing about making eye contact with your children or loved ones when they speak to you.  Why? Because the personal connection derived through eye contact plays a critical role in grasping what really matters. … Continue reading →

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Eyes Unseen Words Unheard

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Rachel Macy Stafford

Yesterday I wrote about discovering the importance of looking into my children’s eyes. Many of you shared that the post brought you a new awareness you hadn’t considered. I love it when that happens. As I thought about this topic … Continue reading →

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