Yes, yes, yes! I have trouble sleeping these days as someone who fell asleep (and stayed asleep) as soon as my head hit the pillow, I can no longer sleep through the night. As for a book suggestion, if you need a break from the heavy topics of the day I recommend Paul Begala’s “You’re Fired”. It is funny and filled with some excellent suggestions for getting rid of this President.
As i read them...iKve just finished also a work by a french clinical psychologist Jean-Charles Bouchoux on Perverse Narcissism..and that too is distinctly worrying in a POTUS!
As we see how much more we need to learn about how Russian operations affect the U.S. and democratic governments throughout the world, an interesting read has emerged from among our HCR readers: blog and memoir draft by James Schumaker, a retiree from the Foreign Service who had posts in Moscow.
My father in law was also in Moscow at the time controlling communications at the French Embassy. He spoke often of their enforced isolation from any contact with soviet life.
Feel free to give book recs anytime. This is one of my main sources for new titles.
Yes, yes, yes! I have trouble sleeping these days as someone who fell asleep (and stayed asleep) as soon as my head hit the pillow, I can no longer sleep through the night. As for a book suggestion, if you need a break from the heavy topics of the day I recommend Paul Begala’s “You’re Fired”. It is funny and filled with some excellent suggestions for getting rid of this President.
As i read them...iKve just finished also a work by a french clinical psychologist Jean-Charles Bouchoux on Perverse Narcissism..and that too is distinctly worrying in a POTUS!
Is there any other kind?
As we see how much more we need to learn about how Russian operations affect the U.S. and democratic governments throughout the world, an interesting read has emerged from among our HCR readers: blog and memoir draft by James Schumaker, a retiree from the Foreign Service who had posts in Moscow.
https://shoeone.blogspot.com/2011/07/ambassador-toon-in-moscow-1977-1979.html
My father in law was also in Moscow at the time controlling communications at the French Embassy. He spoke often of their enforced isolation from any contact with soviet life.