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Friday, October 31st, 2008There’s nothing quite like the fun you have whenextended family gets together to celebrate!
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There’s nothing quite like the fun you have whenextended family gets together to celebrate!
We must get beyond the “black and white” of perception and embrace the “gray” of reality. “Terms like ‘conservative,’ ‘liberal,’ and ‘progressive’ do not, and cannot, do justice to the complex reality of our politics and our experience as humans,” writes George Lakoff in his new book The Political Mind. “Barry Goldwater, ‘Mr. Conservative,’ had […]
“Adults are what’s wrong with our children.”* Marian Wright Edelmanin her new book The Sea Is So Wide and My Boat Is So Small LOVE this woman!! Saw her interviewed on one of my favorite shows Tavis Smiley.
Being a long-time politico, I can’t tell you how amazing it felt to go vote yesterday and find out that I was the 3,428th voter in just one week of early voting at one of the five early voting locations in my county. Best feeling EVER in the mere 24 years I’ve been voting.
HELP!!! I am in need of a massive Bossy intervention! Because, my house is all…(trust me – this bathroom is off-white; any illusion of color is merely reflection off the floor)And Bossy’s is NOT. The ONE spot of color in my house is the girls’ bathroom, and I agonized a full six months over the […]
So, do you know that strange conflicted feeling you get when your college, angst, anti-establishment, fringe music is now MUZAK at the computer store in the mall?!! I do.
“When I am working on a problem I never think about beauty. I only think about how to solve the problem. But when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong.” * Buckminster Fuller
Even when I wake up in kind of a fog, there’s always that bright beacon of hope calling me out of it.
Well… I went and got a song stuck in my OWN head, but it seems rather appropriate (and strangely comforting), so I thought I’d share it with you. ENJOY! [With thanks to Mary Alice for re-planting it in my head months ago.]
There’s so much talk of change, and now even events that have us reflecting (I hope) on things we’ve just routinely accepted. So I thought I’d jump on this whole “change” bandwagon, embrace the spirit of the age and… get a haircut! (baby steps…) Though my original hairstyle was highly versatile: I’m really enjoying the […]