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The He(art) of Non-Attachment
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about attachment and desire, so it seems fitting to me that I would find this specific video at this specific time in my life. I love Michael Stone’s pragma… more →
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The He(art) of Non-Attachment
wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been thinking a lot lately about attachment and desire, so it seems fitting to me that I … more →
It Hurts to Become
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Let me be
wrote 1 year ago: Let me be something every minute of every hour. Let me be happy; let me be sad; let me be cold; let … more →
Lost in These Crowds
wrote 1 year ago: She was not free any longer. Each step through the streets hurt her now. She was tied to him—and he … more →
2011 in review
wrote 1 year ago: I love WordPress. A pretty much FREE service AND they do my annual report for me. What more could a … more →
At the Root of Me
wrote 1 year ago: there’s a seed that dreams of being a tree … more →
We Are All Bones
wrote 1 year ago: Image via Death Becomes Her … more →
What if I Don't Want to be a Whore? Female Stereotypes & the Hyper-Sexualization of Halloween
wrote 1 year ago: For the first time in my twenty-four years of existence, I didn’t go out for Halloween. A part … more →
#SocialMedia4SocialChange
wrote 1 year ago: Digital and new media are changing the landscape of communications. Alone, I do not know how we can … more →
I Inherit Nothing
wrote 1 year ago: “But you see,” said Roark quietly, “I have, let’s say, sixty years to live. … more →
Hammock
wrote 1 year ago: cocooned me and you all sunny afternoon strung together like yellow rope between two trees we emerge … more →
Be Classy
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wrote 1 year ago: The whole world has gone lowbrow. Nobody holds doors anymore. Nobody smiles. Nobody says, “ex … more →
Dress Yourself
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wrote 1 year ago: If you’re like me, and you work in a business setting, you likely have “work clothes. … more →
A Thought for Spring
wrote 2 years ago: Dandelions are the perfect lesson in optimism: some see wishes; others see weeds. … more →
A Page From My Book
wrote 2 years ago: “What do you even write in that thing?” My friends and family ask me, referring to the black book th … more →
