HeyJaredImagining Change
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Five words (opens the original)
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Hello Imagining Change readers, Back in July, I wrote: Sometimes the enormity is easier to face when we look askance, look sideways at it, meld this wild world’s doings into something like stained glass, to look through at it all with a tint of beauty.I feel that way again this month as I sit down to write this newsletter. So again, I am looking askance at the enormity of things, melding what swirls around into stained glass that we can look through together for a different view of what is, and
Aunt Dowser (opens the original)
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Hello Imagining Change readers, So if a water dowser dowses for water, what does an aunt dowser dowse for? Just kidding! I have many, many aunts and great-aunts. No need to go searching about to find any underground relatives. Though in a way I have been dowsing for a hidden aunt over the past while…To “dowse” means to seek for something hidden, usually in the context of trying to locate water or minerals underground. Since I first heard from my second cousin Rebecca S. that we have a water dows
What I did instead (opens the original)
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Hello Imagining Change readers,It is still July, but not for much longer. It’s the deepest depths of summer around here - a month since school let out, another month to go before September pulls us out of this season that manages to be both languid and frantic at the same time, pulls us back to the surface again for another fall of settling into work and school routines. I usually post these newsletters earlier in the month, but this time around no matter how often I put “write July edition of I
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