All posts tagged: Monday Musings

Not our masters, but our guides

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The past has much to teach us. Yet elders are not our masters, but guides.

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Places are imbued with sounds, smells, noises, and feelings that bring memories and human connections.

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Joy is too often dislocated, as if there could be no simple pleasures which are not really about cash.

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Margaret Heffernan sees our humanity and creativity as key to navigating an uncertain future.

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Be careful of labels. Sometimes a pickup truck is just a pickup truck. And people are always more than just a label.

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A Labor Day appreciation for those who are up early to ensure the rest of us can function.

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Blog favorites while we’re on break for some body, mind, and soul maintenance.

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Frank Wade on wealth, community, justice, and a new American agenda for July 4th.

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Thoughts on integrity, bias, knowledge, and intent in the giving and receiving of recommendations.

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Heather McGhee writes of why we must address our social solidarity deficit.