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Legacy of a Parent
After reading a post from Jenny Litchfield’s blog (wonderful blog about life and gardening from New Zealand) about tree planting http://jennylitchfield.wordpress.com/2008/01/29/my-garden-unep-pl… more →
Its Never Too Late to Have a Happy Childhood
Legacy of a Parent
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in2l wrote 1 year ago: After reading a post from Jenny Litchfield’s blog (wonderful blog about life and gardening fro … more →
Making Contact Is Holy Work
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in2l wrote 2 years ago: Connecting with the divine in everything is hard work. I find it difficult to near impossible to al … more →
Shakespeare was a wise man
gocards44 wrote 2 years ago: “Nothing is good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” The same lines, from Abe Lincoln: … more →
Songs that Hug You
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in2l wrote 2 years ago: I was hugged by a song today. I needed that hug. It felt so warm and wonderful. I sa … more →
Actions and Values - Being in Alignment
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in2l wrote 2 years ago: Natural High’s last few blogs such as: Living Inside Out Conflict and Opportunity Is God In Lo … more →
Judgement Free Flowers
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in2l wrote 2 years ago: After a day or week of being in the world of people and chaos and stress I most love some time in th … more →
Circles of Wisdom
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in2l wrote 2 years ago: In different times and different ways, the quality of my life has been enhanced by the circles withi … more →
Quote of the Day
gocards44 wrote 3 years ago: From Kurt Hahn, my mentor and founder of Outward Bound: “As our society has become information … more →
An Introduction, A Beginning, Let's Get Started
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in2l wrote 3 years ago: Its Never Too Late to Have a Happy Childhood. . . I first heard this brief declaration from our chu … more →
Philosophical Question of the Day
gocards44 wrote 3 years ago: How have animals developed memory? What allows us to recall events, dreams, poems, and vocabulary pe … more →
Samuel Beckett
gocards44 wrote 3 years ago: If you leave halfway through Waiting for Godot because you think it’s over, is that existentia … more →
