Michael Murphy - Popsicle Fish: Tales of Fathering
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This collection of short humorous and heart warming stories written by psychologist-dad will make grandparents reminisce about parenting, remind parents to treasure each moment with their children, and parents-to-be reflect on their own childhood.
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In Popsicle Fish, Murphy reflects on lessons from his everyday experience with his young sons. There's a lot for fathers to take away from his essays. Several gave me goosebumps. All made me feel more human. The book reminded me that children are great teachersthey can help us know ourselvesand the most simple interactions with them can be profound. I remembered times of connection with my own children, and vowed to find ways to stay connected. For that, I thank Michael Murphy and his sons. Fred P. Piercy, Ph.D. Program Director at Purdue University Department of Child Development and Family Studies
Popsicle Fish reaches deep down into the pockets of every parent's laughs and wishes, heartaches and hopes, and pulls out fistfuls of wisdom and love. Reading Popsicle Fish is like browsing through your family album, declaring, "Yes, I remember that!" and discovering that the father he discusses is you, the children in the stories are yours, and the message is for everybody. Like all family albums, you will hold onto this one forever. Dr. Paul Coleman, Psy.D., Clinical Psychologist Author of The 30 Secrets of Happily Married Couples
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Popsicle Fish Tales of Fathering
By Michael J. Murphy, Ed.D.
Illustrations by Susanna Hepburn Kravitz
Foreword by Jack Canfield Co-Author of Chicken Soup for the Soul
HEALTH PRESS Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Photo by Robert R. Tucker.
Copyright 1996 by Michael J. Murphy, Ed.D.
Published by Health Press
P.O. Drawer 1388
Santa Fe, NM 87504
All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction, in whole or in part. in any form. Printed in the United States of America.
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Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
ISBN 0-929173-23-6
Illustrations by Susanna Hepburn Kravitz
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They do not understand how that which separates unites with itself. It is a harmony of oppositions, as in the case of the bow and of the lyre. Heracletus of Ephesus Circa 500 B.C.
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