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Tag: spirituality

Global Issues…

Celebrate Women’s History Month Together #celebratewomenshistory

27 Mar 202526 Mar 2025
Quick, name three women from history who made a significant impact your life today. Now, click comment below, and share who they are and how their efforts changed your life.…
Blog Events…

Cost v. Risk Assessments

24 Oct 202324 Oct 2023
What’s the biggest risk you’d like to take — but haven’t been able to? As a teen I took plenty of risks. I bet you did, too. Crossing the traffic…
Attempts at Humor…

Publishing (A First-Timer’s View) in 19 Easy-ish Steps (LOL)

7 Apr 20237 Apr 2023
As my faithful readers know, my forthcoming novel, A Bent Tree Path, is taking a long time (understatement of the century) to prepare! It's with beta readers now, and I…
Motivations…

Elusive Pleasures: Get the Feeling Back!

24 Jun 20171 Sep 2018
How can we get our brains to release that much-needed pleasure response again? We’ve looked at how easy it is to lose a good feeling. A simple change in sensation…
DP challenge…

On the Move: Church for Introverts

11 May 201411 May 2014
  Fading fast, treasured steps and memories. Church for introverts. For Wordpress Weekly Photo challenge,On the Move Joan T. Warren Randy's iphone
Reflections

Deeply Rooted

25 Jun 20139 Sep 2013
There's something about one's heritage that runs deep.  Be it genetic memory, collective unconscious, morphic fields,  or some other forthcoming mechanism, I believe we encounter intangibles like values, interests and talents…
Reflections

Attention, please!

2 Jun 20139 Sep 2013
Both in my work as a pediatric occupational therapist and in my personal life, the issue of attention surfaces daily. I attend to all aspects of the children I work…
Motivations

Birth of a Blog: Heart to Heart

24 May 201326 Apr 2014
Somewhere around my fiftieth birthday I started thinking seriously about what I could still achieve in the fifteen to twenty years I had left in the work force, and hoping…

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