I’ve been seeing this statement everywhere lately, followed by words of encouragement, criticism or humor. Where did this trend come from? On snarkier days, I stand solidly behind the notion that if you don’t know who needs to hear something, you should refrain from sharing rather than subjecting strangers to your hubris. However, given the…
Sometimes I experience the sensation of expansiveness. It happens most often just as I am waking up or drifting off. The best thing about this sensation is its optimism. This sensation tells me everything is as it should be. It’s all good. I can describe it as a pot boiling over. I’m the pot and…
A couple of weeks ago I lent my Mother-in-law a book. It was A Paris Wife, by Paula McLain; a novel based on the first marriage of Ernest Hemingway to Hadley Richardson. I had bought it for myself and had already started reading it but noticed when we saw her that she didn’t have a book,…
One chicken. So many roads.
One chicken. So many roads.
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One chicken. So many roads.
One chicken. So many roads.
One chicken. So many roads.
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