What I Learned On My Summer Vacation

My kids just returned to school. And with that, there’s the question, “How was your summer vacation?” This year, my husband and I and our two sons decided to take a 10-day road trip to somewhere in the vicinity of the Pacific Northwest. I say “in the vicinity” because we let our energy and instincts…

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Question #7

Another in the series of questions with Ilene, my friend who is dying of ALS: Seems like it takes a lot of work to leave consciously. What’s your take on this? You bet!  Whenever I reach that point where I feel “ I am done” that it is too hard to be in a body…

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On Sale Now

If the book, A Whole New Mind, by Daniel Pink, is on your list of books to get and you just haven’t gotten around to it, now’s your chance to pick it up for a song.  It’s on sale at Amazon for $7.99. That’s hardcover, brand new, shipped to your home address for about ten…

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Daimons

Once again, Kenny Moore, former monk and now corporate ombudsman for KeySpan Energy, has written an insightful article that skewers the sacred cow and makes us think a little harder about what we are here to do. I’ve been bugging Kenny about starting a website to post his writings on. He still hasn’t done it…

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Valium and Game Boys

Rob Schultz blogs about the new place that iPods are taking at the table of everyday life. In one story, an iPod is sent down trapped coal miners in Australia, along with life essentials like clothing, food, and water. In the other story, Rob talks about being on an airplane and seeing two strangers, one…

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