My Son and I Visited Dartmouth Today
One of the schools my son is seriously considering is Dartmouth, so we visited it in New Hampshire today, in sweltering 91 degree April heat.
One of the schools my son is seriously considering is Dartmouth, so we visited it in New Hampshire today, in sweltering 91 degree April heat.
I’ve just had an enlightening time on a website learning about the size and scale of the universe.
Today my husband and I attended the New York City Church Alive Summit. The best part of it was getting to see and spend time with wonderful people we know…
I had free tickets to this as clergy, as they felt we must drive the needed changes in consciousness to save ourselves. This is an excellent hour long story of
I love the advent of spring peepers. They are roaring over here, and I just bask in their sound. Check out this recording of them…
– I thought the idea expressed in the video below was very encouraging and timely. It is about an economic paradigm shift towards a gratitude and gifting economy. After you watch the video, you can read the book here, online. –
I couldn’t resist sharing this car I saw in a parking lot. We all need to have more fun! Bravo for them!
I found this video very inspiring and hope-inducing. I love a true grassroots, bottom-up approach.
“Nothing will give permanent success in any enterprise in life, except native ability cultivated by honest and persevering effort. Genius is…” George Elliot
How appropriate on leap year to be thinking about time. Since many blessings come from tithing, I’ve been thinking, do we donate ten percent of our time to God?
I have been enjoying playing “Words with Friends” with my sister via our mutual iPhones. She lives in North Carolina and I’m in Connecticut. Some days…
Our son just came back from graduating from the National Leadership Council program in Colorado. Apparently he had an epiphany while there and felt an urgent…
This thought of three rules instead of one was shared at our church testimony meeting. I liked it and wanted to share it. Do you know the Silver and Diamond…
At my monthly town clergy meeting yesterday we discussed these “guidelines for mutuality” which are ways to overcome conflict, and resolve differing points of view in a group.
I’ve been thinking about these four quotes juxtaposed with each other and thought they may hit the nail on the head for you too…
This list was in our local paper and I thought it worth sharing: 1) Acknowledge them 2) Learn their names 3) Remember their birthdays 4) Ask them about…
Martin Luther King was a great man and I honor his legacy. I wanted to share an extraordinary portrait of him made solely with 4,242 Rubik’s cubes.