LOL, you give me such a funny mental picutre, of talking with your
neighbour and wife!! you are right all yelling isn't bad, but your
yelling isn't the yelling I refer to as yelling (Make sense!?) 
I think more for my purposes is the yelling in anger. The blow up you
can't take back, and the way it sticks with you. 

I remeber when I was a kid we had a wicked mean principle, who used to
yell at us constantly. His whole face turned bright red, and I often
though he would blow a blood vessel in his head or something! He
yelled at me almost every day, and then one day he struck me. I was
horrified. That is the kind of yelling I think is not necessary, the
other stuff is a choice thing. 

DD.


> > 
> > Sometimes you have
> > to yell to get your point heard above all the  noise. 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > <snip>
> >  
> > ========================================================
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:Texas2SF@)  writes:
> >  
> > One of the best things about having Tico in our family, is that he 
> moderates 
> > my anger and/or yelling. What is best about him, he shows me that,
> My  anger 
> > isn't about communication, my yelling is about not being connected
> to my  
> > source. It's fear, or at least that's how I see it.
> >  
> > Tico just can't tolerate yelling, and I just bet my blood pressure
has  
> > lowered just having him here. Indeed, He really is a great BIG (10
> pound) gift  of 
> > God, and an example of love.
> >  
> > This has been a long slow process for me, I was raised thinking that
>  yelling 
> > and anger were badges of courage. So, I have had to retrain myself,
>  slowly, 
> > step by step, to see that yelling isn't getting my voice heard, it's
>  abuse. 
> > I'm not attempting to throw stones, I'm just being honest about my 
> perception. 
> >  
> > Therefore, I ask our fellow group members, please don't yell in
CAPS,  
> > online, but especially in this group. You might scare my
> chihuahua/miniature  
> > pinscher, LOL.
> >  
> > If you really have something to say, then make it  compelling to read.
> >  
> > Oh, Did I ever tell you, Tico had a girlfriend named Nina who lived
> next  
> > door, He human companion and she moved on to LA, poor Tico! He was
> so "in  
> > love"......
> >  
> >  
> > Bill (SFO)  San Francisco CA
> >  
> > I'm still learning different ways of turning my own  anger into
> positive 
> > action!  
> > 
> > Tico's  dogster profile:
> > _http://www.dogster.com/pet_page.php?j=t&i=235178_ 
> > (http://www.dogster.com/pet_page.php?j=t&i=235178)
> >
>







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