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Monthly Archives: February 2012
A visitor among us
I generally find people pretty fascinating, and bloggers particularly so. Individuals who maintain an active blog often do so with wonderful creativity and good-natured humor. From the gal who sees a cow every day to the guy who makes fun … Continue reading
Proud mama
At the beginning of this year I enrolled Charlie (one of our two 11-year-old puppies) in basic obedience classes. He came to us knowing his name and how to sit, but those were pretty much the extent of his direction-taking … Continue reading
Pleasant presence
This winter, I (and my fellow citizens) have been the lucky recipient(s) of mild weather (relatively speaking). Days of single-digit temperatures have been sporadic versus standard, and snow accumulation to-date can be measured in inches instead of feet. I have … Continue reading
Part of me re-awakened
There used to be a time when I was into writing poetry. I listened to The Writer’s Almanac every morning, attended poetry readings and other spoken word events every few months, even competed in a poetry slam (I got second … Continue reading
Thoughtful treats
The company where I work has many employee-run interest groups. Colleagues come together and connect over a common topic, ranging from diversity issues (i.e., race, gender, sexual orientation), to job skills (like presentation methods), to personal interests (like photography, meditation, … Continue reading
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Tagged colleagues, gift, kindness, pet, pictures, postaday, smile, surprise, thoughtful, work
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Intention, compassion, love
While commuting to work this morning, I passed a homeless man. As I walked by, I made gentle eye contact and gave him a faint smile. (As I have mentioned before, I try to smile at people I pass by … Continue reading
#74: Try a new fruit
When opportunity knocks, I have to take advantage. Yesterday I had to run an errand across town. While I was out and about, I decided to go ahead and take care of some other tasks, too. As a result, I … Continue reading
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Tagged 101 in 1001, curious, day zero project, experience, food, pictures, postaday
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Rules
Today at the elementary school where I volunteer, I completed a reading test with a student who is behind in his literacy skills. This child is a joy to work with: he really wants to learn, and he exerts a … Continue reading
Surprising, satisfying scoop
It looked like an ordinary bottle cap… …but when I twisted the lid, popped the safety seal, and removed the cover to take a drink, I discovered that the seemingly ho-hum cap actually contained one of the treasures I value … Continue reading