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We’re Quite Stretchy (50)
Excerpt: "The last glimpse I had of them before I drifted into dream land was of them gleefully and joyfully and effortlessly and playfully pulling on the tissues and tendons and ligaments in my head
I Will Carry You with Gladness (49)
Excerpt: "Of all the lessons of the TBI recovery, none have been so important to me as the reality that life doesnt have to change in order for me to live fully. I can be with life as it is as I am
Important Work (48)
Excerpt: "What I am finding quite fascinating is that my life has already begun the shift to the kind of practice that Godin describes, particularly my attitude toward results and feedback. As Ive
Not too Late (47)
Excerpt: "...A wave of shame and guilt pummeled me and I found myself struggling to find air. These are old stories for me and old ways of doing things. A decade ago, I would have gotten caught in
Remembering (46)
Excerpt: I found these entries scattered around a symptom journal that accompanied me to doctors visits, visits that were becoming increasingly discouraging as We dont know what to do, so lets try
Writing the Words (45)
Excerpt: "While not the exact opposite, my original plan for this essay was to write about the Dark Night of the Soul. I had already selected a wonderful Michael Meade quote from his most recent episo
Shedding Layers (44)
Excerpt: "s I watched the couple walk ahead of me, they slowed to join a party of similarly aged and dressed folks. A group of beautiful people who, by all appearances, have plenty of whatever they wa
Dimmer Knob (43)
Excerpt: What required the most will power, the most strength, the most wisdom this morning was choosing to listen to the wisdom of the body and to take a day to rest. So, I did. Gentle warrior wis
Intensely Unproductive (42)
Excerpt: Earlier today, I went upstairs after what felt like a half day of spinning my wheels on tasks that I either couldnt complete, didnt complete, or forgot that I was even trying to complete. W
Letting Go of the Outcome (41)
Do your best and let go of the outcome. This was the advice of my fellow teacher and good friend, Jeff Goldman, as we were navigating what seemed like the impossible demands of our school in Washing