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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Practicing empathy & compassion
I hesitate to say it, given the depth of the tragedies that took place in Boston & Texas (and some would say in the Senate) these past few days, but what has happened to our empathy and compassion? We have … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Family, Life Learning, Safety, blogging
Tagged bombings, Boston, compassion, dalai lama, education, empathy, family, life learning, parenting, senate, texas, tsarnaev, unschooling, victims
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A little slice of ‘Sandman’ history
They call Mariano Rivera “Sandman” because usually when he enters a game for the Yankees, it’s lights out for the other team. No other closer in baseball history even comes close, with well over 600 saves and a post … Continue reading
A Walk in the Park
Spring finally arrived this week, rolling in yesterday with temperatures warm enough to cause much shedding of jackets and donning of shorts and t-shirts. In New York City, the first truly warm day is heralded by heading to Central … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Life Learning, Photography
Tagged bethesda fountain, Central Park, cherry tree hill fountain, Hudson River, life learning, Maya, photos, poet's alley, riverside, sheep meadow, Spring, sunset
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My latest Pop Culture update
I hereby present the things I’m enjoying right now, and that I recommend for anyone. Or at least to those who have a healthy love of pop culture and an equally healthy ability to suspend disbelief around certain – shall … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Family, Life Learning, Movies, Unschooling, blogging, books
Tagged Adam Levine, admission, beautiful creatures, ben's friend adam, billy burke, blake shelton, books, case histories, cee lo green, christina aquilera, dance academy, deception, facebook, family, hand-me-down, jack bristow, jj abrams, kate atkinson, lee nichols, life after life, life learning, lily tomlin, matthew macfadyen, michael sheen, movies, oz the great and powerful, revolution, ripper street, shakira, sydney, tales of a drama queen, the gatekeepers, the voice, tv, usher, victor garber
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