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Just Mercy
JUST MERCY Bryan Stevenson reminds me of Percy Jackson, the boy in those Rick Riordan novels, walking through life trying to fit in like a normal kid, but sensing something’s up, then discovering he’s the offspring of Poseidon and learning … Continue reading
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#WATWB – Summertime Summertime
Just for today, because it’s #WATWB day, I’m going to pretend my socially liberal, economically conservative, and environmental values are not imperiled now more than ever, that the Supreme Court is not about to swerve fervently to the right, that … Continue reading
Father’s Day Photo Caption Contest
(photo by Scott Eberly) Father’s Day Photo Caption Contest Here’s our dog, Apollo, our cat, Raul, and the poor chipmunk, a victim of an unfortunate accident, or being in the … Continue reading
Launch Day for Life in the Hollywood Lane
My friend, Ann Crawford, and her new book, Life in the Hollywood Lane!
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Ethical Consumerism, Part 7 – How to Sustain the Population in 2050.
Originally posted on The Green Stars Project:
Hi folks! In the previous post, I looked at how we can take actions as consumers to help curb population growth. This post is about actions we can take to sustain the human…
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NOBILITY
NOBILITY If you read my original post about The Twelve Virtues of the Merchant Priests, as suggested in the book, Sacred Commerce, my goal is to reflect upon and write about these 12 virtues — honor, loyalty, nobility, virtue, grace, … Continue reading
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Teacher Not Preacher
Parent/Teacher Not Preacher Three years ago on the summer solstice, I honored one of my mother’s dying wishes and planted her ashes beneath a flowering bush. My mom died in October of 2014 and while I still miss her terribly, … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative therapy, crape myrtle, happy mother's day, Kabbalah, miss you, Mom, mothers, new driver, no problems only solutions, parent/teacher not preacher, return to work, say please and thank you, scleroderma, Sears, South Philadelphia, teacher not preacher, tree of life, uber mom, ultimate freedom, women in the workforce
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The Hate U Give
THE HATE U GIVE Why do we Americans travel the world looking for engagement with other cultures when we have one right here, different from ours, exotic even, and instead of engaging, we put a police barricade around it? I … Continue reading
Earth Day 2018
EARTH DAY 2018 The State of the Planet and What You Can Do to Help Fix It So here we are again, April 22, Earth Day, the one day a year that belongs to the “Mother of us all,” Senator Gaylord … Continue reading
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