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Tag Archives: kindness
Hard to Find Good Help
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day has become a day of service. Choosing specific days of service is a wonderful thing–soup kitchens on Thanksgiving, donating to Toys for Tots during the holidays, volunteering on MLK, Jr. Day, etc. I also value … Continue reading
Posted in Mindfulness, Parenting
Tagged day of service, Jr. Day, kindness, Martin Luther King, MLK Day, volunteering
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Lessons from Marriage & Divorce
Several different couples I’m friends with are uncoupling right now. They’re at the very beginning of the separation process. It’s got me thinking. Because when I look in their eyes, when I hear their voices, I recognize the fear and … Continue reading
Posted in Empowerment, Mindfulness, Relationships
Tagged divorce, kindness, lessons, marriage
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This Much Is True
I hear The Boy, in a very sanctimonious tone, tell his sister, “You should have done it this way…” and I can hear him drone on in his self-righteousness; while simultaneously, a low-pitched whine emanates from his sister, and gets … Continue reading
Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus
I found this essay last year and I bookmarked it to use when my oldest child asks for the truth about Santa, because I knew this gig wouldn’t last much longer. This wise writer, Martha Brockenbrough, answered her daughter who asked … Continue reading
All We Need
“Faith, Family and Friends. That’s all you need in life. No wait, Love and Kindness too. That’s all you need in life,” declared my 7-year-old daughter. “What?!” I ask. We were out shopping for a frame to display her school … Continue reading
Posted in Meditation, Mindfulness, Parenting, religion, spirituality
Tagged all you need in life, faith, family, friends, kindness, love, priorities, values
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I Loooove You…
Conditions–we place conditions and expectations on our interactions and how we operate interpersonally. We work hard for the expectation of a good salary and kudos. We do a favor expecting and hoping for one returned at a later date. We exchange … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Meditation, Mindfulness, Relationships
Tagged grace, kindness, love, Rumi, unconditional love
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Made With Love
I’m not one to write restaurant/food reviews. I just love to eat myself silly–really good food to put myself into a proper food coma. I know how to write. I know how to eat. Until today, the twain did not … Continue reading
You’re Invited
My 9-year-old son was invited to a birthday party. Our lives consist primarily of barreling through endless homework, too many extracurricular activities, high-pitched whining, random Nerf gun fights, and chaotic evening routines–punctuated by holidays and birthday parties. So I assumed … Continue reading
Posted in Parenting, Uncategorized
Tagged birthday party, boundaries, friends, friendship, kindness
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