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On Legacies and Real Magic
On Legacies and Real Magic “What you must do to move yourself into the mental framework for “miracle making” is to just let go.” Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, Everyday Wisdom The other night, I dreamt that my kids had all … Continue reading
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Tagged death and rebirth, dreams, everyday wisdom, grief, legacy, mothers, omens, oprah, real magic, the power of intention, wayne dyer, your erroneous zones
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The Tools of My People
The Tools of my People We all have our favorite tools, and sometimes the oldest tools are the best tools, eh? There’s a reason why the wheel is still around. And fire. They are useful, and they are indispensable. I … Continue reading
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Tagged apple-peeler-corer-slicer, apples, applesauce, blog, Central Pennsylvania, tools
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REBEL HEARTS
REBEL HEARTS You never know. Maybe I’m getting too old for this. It’s 9:45 p.m. and I’m sitting at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia with my 15, and 20-year old daughters, waiting for Madonna to come on stage for … Continue reading
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Tagged Bitch, blogging, dance, I'm Madonna, Madonna, Rebel Heart, superstar, Tow Trucks
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PARK(ing) Day
PARK(ing) Day Tomorrow is Park(ing) Day! The first parking day was held at 1st and Mission Streets in downtown San Francisco on November 16, 2005 when Rebar, a San Francisco art and design studio set out to do something different … Continue reading
Posted in Parks, urban renewal
Tagged micro parks, open space, park makeover, PARK(ing) Day, public parks, trending: parks, urban renewal
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Be the Change…
“Change was the uninvited dinner guest at a swanky restaurant who drank and talked excessively and then bailed on the check, a nefarious six-letter word that entered like a hurricane, scattering roofs and dreams, downing all electrical connections, and leaving … Continue reading
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Tagged 40-hour work week, Be the Change, blogging, civil strife, good reads, hammock, higher education, labor, Labor Day, life, OSHA, philosphical, refugees, writing
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Lucia, Lucia
Lucia, Lucia In the days following WWII, women were struggling to define themselves. The war gave them a taste of what it was like to be out there, working alongside men, and earning their own money. After the war, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adriana Trigiani, book review, feminism, forbidden love, high-end fashion, independent women, Italian Groceria, love lost, Lucia, novels, postwar 1950's
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A Lesson in Buyerarchy
[Graphic by Canadian designer Sarah Lazarovic Under the category of Friends Doing Fabulous Things: A Lesson in Buyerarchy Impacting Waste Reduction at the Source by Janet Williams [A Buyerarchy Lesson was originally published on Sustrana’s blogsite in February 2015.] Here’s an … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, borrow, buyerarchy of needs, granny knows best, janet williams, make, recycle, reduce, reuse, sustrana, swap, thrift, use what you have, waste reduction at the source
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