Monday, March 2, 2009

Being a Victim

I have to really stop coming home so late. Tonight, I had errands to do and didn't get home until seven. Pulling up in the F-150, I had to park in the driveway instead of the garage. Then, I had to get the crew out leave, leave the truck on, and get everyone into the house safely because the front porch light was off. Talking about trying to get everything organized. What I did was really kind of dangerous. It just so happened that I read an article in Parenting Magazine about being a victim of crime. What have you done to prevent being a victim? What are some things you can do to lessen the change of you being a victim?
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2 comments:

Deanna said...

This is an aware I became really nervous about after my boys were born. It is so difficult to protect not only yourself but your children also... add groceries and packages and YIKES!

I am constantly preaching our "parking lot rules" and "open eyes" strategies when we are out. Then I do a LOT of praying for God's surrounding of protection.

March 3, 2009 at 8:35 AM
Sandi said...

Tote a firearm.

j/k

Cassandra, you're a good mother. It's impossible to protect against everything, but you're doing a great job. :)

March 3, 2009 at 4:58 PM

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Cassandra Hawkins-Wilson is Founder & President of Sensational Image Consulting, a professional image consulting firm based in the Metro Jackson Mississippi Area. She holds a Master of Arts Degree in English and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology with a minor in Political Science from Jackson State University. As a instructor with Millsaps College Enrichment Program and an experienced public speaker and seminar leader, Cassandra is experienced in image training. Working with individuals from business executives to universities. With over 12 years experience in retail/fashion industry, education, and Mary Kay Cosmetics, she has designed and delivered workshops and seminars on appearance, communication skills, and business etiquette. Cassandra’s loves working with individual clients to assist one-on-one with professional development, visual, nonverbal, interpersonal communication, and presentation skills. In addition, she is a frequent contributor to various journals and published author.