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Success at Last?
The secret of happiness is to ask yourself every day: (1) What’s good about my life? (2) What needs to be done? (3) How can I get this done and enjoy the process? Those three questions, especially the last one, … Continue reading
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Nurturing
To be happy we need something to do, something to love and something to look forward to. —Anonymous That’s probably why so many gardeners are happy. In addition to planning his replacement fruit trees Andy is starting two new redwood … Continue reading
Posted in Living Fully, Love and Compassion
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Walden
Recently at Transforming Stress we talked about the coming proliferation of drones, and it reminded me of the Thoreau quote, “Thank God men cannot as yet fly and lay waste the sky as well as the earth!” A … Continue reading
Posted in Lifelong Learning, Living Fully
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It’s Spring!
As you can see things aren’t very green yet, but at least Kaitlin’s pussy willow is starting to come out. March is usually windy in New Mexico, and now that the trees are gone the wind can be especially fierce … Continue reading
Posted in Patience
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Too Complicated?
I’ve been playing with a lot of drawing/painting/photo apps on my iPad. My favorite is Art Studio because it lets me do a lot of the things that I can do in Photoshop, and it lets me export my work … Continue reading
Posted in Lifelong Learning, Living Fully
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Trust Me!
Apparently on March 4th U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said it was technically legal for the U.S. to order a targeted attack on an American citizen on American soil without due process of the law, but it would only be … Continue reading
Posted in Lifelong Learning
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Yay Eccentrics!
I’ve been seeing a lot of articles lately about healthy lifestyles. They usually mention the importance of having a lot of social interactions. In fact, that works for some people but not for everyone. The emphasis on being social no … Continue reading
Posted in Happiness, Living Fully
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Homo Imbecilus
I somewhat follow the news to see what’s going on in the world — it’s usually manageable in small doses. I also read/listen to a lot of history, to keep things in perspective and to understand what we humans are … Continue reading
Posted in Lifelong Learning
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Not a Good Match?
This cartoon and post were inspired by Ramana’s comment on Extreme Techie over at Transforming Stress: Naturally talented youngsters who can be classified as geeks or nerds are also to be seen and I find them lacking in social skills … Continue reading
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