KimNarrative the blogger-Who is She?

Labor Studies and Employment Relations undergraduate at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey School of Management and Labor Relations (SMLR).

Labor Studies and Employment Relations is a broad social science major.

One of my objectives is to acquire professional credentials in the practice and study of social science in order to effectively address the social environment needs of the individual: Specifically, I can be constructive in helping those individuals achieve wins who are in direct-human service professions; home, school, church and public leadership; as well as the individual artist. With this aim I will implement a formulated strategy designed with a focus on informed participation and resource access level.

Some of my hobbies and interests include: aesthetics philosophy & design (interiors, landscape, architecture, cosmetology), narrative journalism, photography, automobiles, design systems methodology in social science and; PLEN.org, Women Thrive Worldwide (WomenThrive.org), WorldPulse.com, BaggageReclaim.com, CoreSystemOnline.com by Dr. Bonnie McKinney, pureloveclub.com, cognitive processing, counter-racism.com, social classification function and methods, the essence of human emotions, society etiquette, physical education, home economics.

Friday, July 6, 2012

Interesting, Funny and Inspirational Quotes Logbook-E.G.White Estate, Great Controversy, Page 94

"The effort to grasp the great truths of revelation imparts freshness and vigor to all the faculties. It expands the mind, sharpens the perceptions, and ripens the judgment. The study of the Bible will ennoble every thought, feeling, and aspiration as no other study can. It gives stability of purpose, patience, courage, and fortitude; it refines the character and sanctifies the soul. An earnest, reverent study of the Scriptures, bringing the mind of the student in direct contact with the infinite mind, would give to the world men of stronger and more active intellect, as well as of nobler principle, than has ever resulted from the ablest training that human philosophy affords. “The entrance of Thy words,” says the psalmist, “giveth light; it giveth understanding.” Psalm 119:130."
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