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Blogging keeps me grounded, it forces me to practice what I preach.
Chatting with a friend, who is active on Facebook. She said when you post what you are doing for the day, it helps you keep accountable to doing it. I related to that, and experienced it recently, o… more →
Restorative Justice and Circles
Blogging keeps me grounded, it forces me to practice what I preach.
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Kris Miner wrote 3 days ago: Chatting with a friend, who is active on Facebook. She said when you post what you are doing for th … more →
We are as strong as our weakest relationships.
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Kris Miner wrote 1 week ago: Consider for a moment your most conflicted relationship. Who are you at conflict with right now? To … more →
Having a process to repair harm is really important.
Kris Miner wrote 2 weeks ago: Often times, the process of participating in a Circle or Community Conference means a lot to communi … more →
Overcoming the feedback that I couldn't write a story.
Kris Miner wrote 3 weeks ago: One of my college dreams was to be a TV news reporter. It was maybe my 2nd or 3rd major in college, … more →
When you want a relationship to be different it is.
Kris Miner wrote 1 month ago: I asked boyfriend where my anxiety went. He said it ran off with his fear. We had a good laugh. We … more →
Examples of stories, and the power of story.
Kris Miner wrote 2 months ago: I love my kid. She’s 17 and a senior in high school. She’s my only. It’s been t … more →
Being a good Circlekeeper is about facilitating your own disappearance.
Kris Miner wrote 3 months ago: A few years ago, I was kind of dating someone and I just stopped calling and emailing him. A few we … more →
If you really want to make a difference, work on your work ethic. Make your work your purpose.
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Kris Miner wrote 4 months ago: My daughter and I had the airport shuttle all to ourselves. The driver’s name was Bo. My dau … more →
Back from a break, inhale, exhale . . . circles go round and round.
Kris Miner wrote 4 months ago: I am just back from an awesome vacation! I took off the end of last week and the beginning of this … more →
The really Restorative Mantra . . . Judge None.
Kris Miner wrote 5 months ago: Judge None. Two very simple words. I like to play around and develop catch phrases for Restorative … more →
Are you failing at anything . . .
Kris Miner wrote 5 months ago: “Failure is NOT an option.” I used to say that, all the time. Some movie line, it reall … more →
Sometimes life is like a quilt raffle . . .
Kris Miner wrote 5 months ago: At SCVRJP, our board of directors fundraising committee is busy at work with a Quilt Raffle project. … more →
Courtrooms and the principals office - tough places for emotional and spiritual connections.
Kris Miner wrote 5 months ago: So we can start with this assumption – people are physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. … more →
People really do just want to be heard.
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Kris Miner wrote 6 months ago: My first interaction with Ted Wachtel from IIRP, was almost 10 years ago. We were in a break out se … more →
Relationship patterns can be hard to break. A chance to practice what I preach.
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Kris Miner wrote 6 months ago: Recently I posted on congruency, and earlier here. I mean it, I value that and strive to be that ki … more →
The benefits of using equality, values and a labyrinth approach.
Kris Miner wrote 6 months ago: I’m going to focus on providing rationale for my Circle style. Background in this post. Equal … more →
An update from the 2nd National Conference on Restorative Justice.
Kris Miner wrote 6 months ago: A very blustery day here in San Antonio Texas. I made a new friend before I left the hotel this mor … more →
Circle-keeping brings the best of who we are right to the surface.
Kris Miner wrote 6 months ago: Kris and Catherine Catherine and I got to spend some time together, we caught up by sharing stories … more →
Restorative Justice gives people their own stories, you own your story.
Kris Miner wrote 6 months ago: One of the many reasons I love being a woman, is our love of language, our need to tell our stories. … more →
