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Falling into better communication (opens the original)
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A few years ago, I had spent the morning doing a workshop on grant writing, one of my hobbies. In a successful grant proposal, one must convince the potential funder that your idea is credible and creative, and that requires persuasive communication. So, I was still thinking about communication when I got into the car around noon and found a message on the phone. It was my sister. “Where are you?” she said. “We are waiting for you at the tea room to celebrate your birthday.” I called her back an
Tales of a classroom lifer (opens the original)
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I have been going back to school ... forever. I started kindergarten in Upstate New York at age 5. That was 1965 and I have never looked back. "Back to School" is my natural habitat. I crave it and I loathe it. It is in my blood. Even though I have turned in my classroom/office keys from full time work as an educator, the tingle still lingers. Right after the Fourth of July sparklers are purged and the bunting put away, I start getting antsy about school. Unless you are, have been, or live with
Trail of vacay must reads (opens the original)
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I always have a book with me, sometimes two. In the car, the tote bag, the living room, and always, always when I travel. Now, I also have a kid’s size Kindle loaded with free library books, but that doesn’t really count. That is why I appreciate the charming custom of leaving happily used, sometimes water-stained and wrinkled books on the shelves of beach houses, vacation villas, lake-side cottages, mountain chalets and resort lobbies around the world. I have been a grateful recipient of these
Simple summer pleasures (opens the original)
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My husband Gary and I look forward to a long, evening walk with our rescue dog, Luna. It is a simple pleasure, but one that isn’t always easy to fit in, especially during the shorter days of fall and winter. We were having this discussion while walking and chasing a few stray bunnies (Luna, not us) around 8 p.m. the other night. “I really appreciate summertime, now that I’m a grown up,” I said. “You mean, now that we’re old, “ Gary laughed. Seriously, I think one truly appreciates the sunlight,
The ABC's of brain vitality (opens the original)
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As time passes, one of the greatest gifts one can acquire is that of wisdom and in this case, wisdom pertaining to wellness. As I write this piece for the August wellness issue, the highly anticipated third season of a show about dragons and wars and magic is rolling out and I have no clue which “house” is green or black, which is critical to untangling the entire cannon, but I do love what J.R.R. Tolkien said: “Never laugh at live dragons.” There be dragons indeed my friends, when it comes to t
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