双层大巴车拉人小游戏:诺亚的人生报告

Part I.  Grade F+  Throughout this period I was depressed and angry, the result of living with non-parenting parents, alcoholic, violent, and yet basically good people.  The + (plus) came at age 13 when I was forced to join a church, but not them, and this sad boy found a family.

第一阶段 评分F＋ 和未尽养育责任的父母住一块儿，与酒精、暴力为伴，结交了些不算坏的人，导致的结果就是这一时期的我始终消沉愤怒。“＋”来自十三岁的年纪被逼加入教会，而不是加入到那些人的行列中，这个悲伤的男孩终于有了家。

Part II.  Grade C+.  I supported myself through college and entered a seminary.  I was an active pastor, creative and committed to adult education and social justice.  I recruited others to join me in the March on Washington DC and Selma, AL.  With other pastors I worked for integrated housing and integrated schools in a wealthy Chicago suburb.  I was then asked to create a non-traditional church.  This led to suspicion, resentment and controversy and my inevitable disillusionment with church leaders and with the church itself.  Later I recognized how unhappy I was even as an active, well respected pastor.  This effected my ability to father my children properly, but I chalked it up to “being busy for the Lord.”

Part III.  Grade A+   With no marketable skills I went back to school full-time and earned another MA and a Doctorate in counseling  For 23 years I helped adults learn to counsel through the controversial “Learn by Doing” experiential approach.  I loved my professional and interpersonal relationships with students as well as with State and National professional organizations.  I began research on the relationship of the brain to addictive behavior, and soon experienced what I taught:  the brain demands satisfying stimulation and without it descends into destructive addictive behaviors.  These years were the high point of my professional and personal life.  Finally I became a “parent.”

Part VI.  Grade B    Retirement at 67.  Nothing wrong with a B.  I developed new interests: ceramics, sketching, painting, photography, writing, opera, travel, and a more kindly spirit.

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