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Peace on Earth, goodwill towards all – once more with feeling!
A post I wrote 4 years ago entitled Peace on Earth, goodwill toward men: wouldn’t that be nice! is getting renewed interest during this special season. Written four long years ago now. Long before the January 6 riots in the U.S. Long … Continue reading
The (Queen’s) Queue took on a life of its own. How do we replicate that spontaneous culture of community and kindness to others?
Yesterday Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest at the conclusion of an unparalleled display of pageantry, the likes of which may never, ever be seen again. To say that her people did her proud would be a gross understatement. … Continue reading
How to retain – or regain – a sense of community during a pandemic
In the past few weeks I’ve heard some distressing comments from former colleagues, younger colleagues who have been working through the strains and constraints of COVID. The COVID work world, complete with rapidly switching to Zoom, teaching by Zoom, having … Continue reading
Thoughtful Thursday: thinking about how we can all make a difference
Earlier this week I read a blog post by Kristine at CandidKay that resonated strongly with me. I don’t know about you, but the challenges the world is facing – and the way in which the people in charge are … Continue reading
Wisdom from Facebook friends in the midst of world COVID-19 lockdown
I don’t know about you, but with even more time for people to be on Facebook, I find that FB friends are passing along helpful and thoughtful “posters” to help deal with self-isolation, to understand why it’s so critically important, … Continue reading
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