In our February 2 blog post, we started a list of more than 20 ways in which young children discuss the meaning of love. Here are numbers six through 10.
What Does Love Mean?: Part Two
Written by Braiden Rex-Johnson on February 6, 2012
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What Does Love Mean?: Part One
Written by Braiden Rex-Johnson on February 2, 2012
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, this amazing email describing what love is came into my inbox.
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More Thoughts on “My” Glacier
Written by Braiden Rex-Johnson on January 30, 2012
Do you have a glacier, sunset, sunrise, or mountain top you can visualize in times of trouble? I hope so, as I think that every human being needs such a place of solitude and comfort.
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“My” Glacier
Written by Braiden Rex-Johnson on January 26, 2012
As much as we loved watching this true phenomenon of nature, it was a bittersweet experience because while she was calving, it meant the glacier was dying.
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Inspiring Poem: Jump Rope Rhyme
Written by on January 23, 2012
JUMP ROPE RHYME By Tom Hansen Tat tvam asi: thou art that – that leaf, that tree, that cow, that cat, that cloud, that sky, that moon, that sun, that you, that I – for all are one. So here you are and there you go and who you were you hardly know. I [...]
I Would Just Sit With You
Written by Keith O'Brien on January 19, 2012
There is rarely a day that I don’t think of you, miss you, or want to tell you something.
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Encouraging and Hopeful Words for the New Year
Written by John Paul Carter on January 12, 2012
“Son, you did pretty well, tonight. But let me give you a little tip. You’ll never get people to sing better by telling them they didn’t do too good.”
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Saying Goodbye…Looking Ahead
Written by Tammy Redmon on January 9, 2012
Today, I can’t help but feel a compelling call to action for my own life and children, to live with intention for the moment. To worry less about staying “afloat” and more about living with joy.
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For the Love of a Great Dog Named Amanda
Written by Nancy on January 5, 2012
Sometimes, Amanda would have trouble walking up the stairs. Her hearing grew weak, her vision grew cloudy, and she seemed so very tired. Yet every now and then, her tail would wag, and she would look at me with those dark brown eyes so I could see the puppy inside.
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Assignment for the New Year: Choose to Be Happy!
Written by Braiden on January 2, 2012
Make a conscious, proactive choice every day regarding the attitude you will embrace for that day. Increase your communication effectiveness: “Choose to be happy!”
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