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Joshua Dubois: What the President secretly did at Sandy Hook Elementary School
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on December 18, 2016
https://dhrahalski86.com/joshua-dubois-what-the-president-secretly-did-at-sandy-hook-elementary-school/
Uncomfortable. Different. Progress.
Right in sync, as often happens, Tom’s piece gives me insights I needed. Perfect followup up to my recent posts.
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on November 30, 2016
https://dhrahalski86.com/uncomfortable-different-progress/
… on ‘we’, the people
I’m with Dingle.
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on November 11, 2016
https://dhrahalski86.com/on-we-the-people/
Poem: Almost Equinox
Farewell Summer, for me means ( as least for a few more year ) good bye to daily writing and spontaneous photo shoots as I head back to work with the high school kids returning to school. Its a frustration I tolerate with decreasing patience each year. For now, this insight on the equinox (or […]
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on September 22, 2016
https://dhrahalski86.com/poem-almost-equinox/
… on the complexity of ‘all you need is love’
A Big Magic moment when creative hearts and minds connected and wove something of substance. Consider yourselves “Dingled” as we call it. It’s quite a gift.
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on July 21, 2016
https://dhrahalski86.com/on-the-complexity-of-all-you-need-is-love/
Empathy, redemption, and the kindness of letting someone go
Wise words on the dividing line between encouragement and enabling, a line which benefits no one when crossed. Clear boundaries are essential in healthy relationships and group dynamics.
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on July 7, 2016
https://dhrahalski86.com/empathy-redemption-and-the-kindness-of-letting-someone-go/
Where have all the humans gone? Is civility dead?
A most excellent piece on a most essential point from my friend Kathy Dewez
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on June 23, 2016
https://dhrahalski86.com/where-have-all-the-humans-gone-is-civility-dead/
… on scheduling nothing
Sharing this wonderful piece from Lisa Dingle’s blog. So timely as we come through a month of very hectic family events, some planned, some unexpected. While my own plans for a do nothing day this weekend were sidelined by a random stomach bug, I am not feeling badly. I have actually been enjoying the sights […]
Posted by Deborah H Rahalski on May 29, 2016
https://dhrahalski86.com/on-scheduling-nothing/