HeyJaredGlimmers From The Edge
Stories of change, hope and kindness. A place to pause, take a breath and feel inspired. Everyone is welcome.
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In This Together (opens the original)
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Today is September 30, the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. It is not a holiday, although many businesses and stores do close out of respect. It is also not a day of celebration.Instead, this is the day that we acknowledge, honour and remember all the Indigenous children taken from their families over decades by order of the Canadian government and forced into “residential schools” far from their homes and their loved ones.I am white, not Indigenous, yet I am a mother and a gr
The Future Is A Choice (opens the original)
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Long-time readers of Glimmers From The Edge will notice several recurring themes in my posts.glimmers of hope are all around us all the timewe are all connected (to each other and to Earth)the choices we make today affect our futureRather than write a post today, however, I want to share the link to a powerful documentary that was recently released. How To Live On Earth is a brilliant production by Benedict Cumberbatch. It is filled with questions with definitive a
Teamwork (opens the original)
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Have you ever had an experience where even the air around you seems to be shimmering with energy and excitement? This past weekend, that was my experience and I want to share it with you today.Every September, Penticton, British Columbia hosts dragonboat races. It’s a two-day event held on Skaha Lake, a beautiful lake with a vast expanse of beach adjacent to a tree-covered park. Dragonboat racers come from across western Canada and even parts of the United States to compete in the 500-metre even
Back To The Books (opens the original)
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September ushers in cooler nights and the back-to-school routine. Even though my school days (and those of my own children) are far behind me, it’s a time of year when I still long for new pencils, notebooks and a fun pencil case. <img alt="" class="sizing-nor
Bring On The Glimmers (opens the original)
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As I did the research for today’s post, I noticed I was feeling something I haven’t felt in a long time. Excitement tinged with optimism. How is that possible, you ask, given the state of our world, the political chaos, environmental disasters and economic upheaval?Read on. Perhaps you’ll find these good news stories to be just what you need right now as well.I live in a drought-prone area that has been devastated by wildfires again this summer. Yet our desert climate is nothing compared with re
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