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Moral Monday: Speaking Truth To Power
By
hfields
Doing the right thing. Speaking up. Looking out for those less able to defend themselves. These are qualities embodied by a man I grew up knowing, and, throughout high school, was proud to call my friend. In fact, he was a lot of people’s friend, and still is today. His name is Brian Laguardia. You…
Failure Friday: Whining 101
By
hfields
So, I whine. When I was a kid, my parents even had a name for my kvetching ways: “the wip.” As in, I would pooch out my lower lip as far as possible (which in my case was rather astonishingly far) and pout, whinge and whine to express my childish frustrations. I’m a lot better…
What-If Wednesday: Would You Stop A Crime?
By
hfields
Thanks again are due to our Beliefnet Entertainment Editor for this one. She emailed me the other day with the following ethical dilemma. While shopping with her fiance, she saw a well-to-do woman with two preteen daughters ‘forget’ to pay for a bunch of magazines at the bottom of their shopping cart. Says Dena: As…
The Thank-You Note Nazi
By
hfields
I have a friend I affectionately refer to as “the Thank-You Note Nazi.” No sooner does she return from a dinner party than she dispatches an elegant and exquisitely chosen card expressing the most effusive (and quite sincere, as far as I can tell) sentiments of gratitude for being included in the event, even if…
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