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Are You Happy?
By
vreiss
In the last couple of days two friends I hadn’t spoken to in a while asked me separately, “Are you happy?” They asked in the soft, nice, actual-question way that most of us do with people we genuinely care about but don’t talk to that often. It’s an overall system check–“You happy?” It’s also a yes/no question, one that doesn’t…
Video: A March Madness Chant
By
hrossi
Have you ever been to a sports game that got really exciting because ofa late-game comeback, a close score, or a buzzer beater? You know whatthe stadium sounds like at those moments: loud. There are somany rituals associated with sports, but maybe the most primal is thechant. Whether you’re singing “We Will Rock You,” a…
Speaking Peace: Self-Censorship?
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hrossi
Valerie’s post about “How to Speak Peace” really has me thinking. A few months back, I was chatting with a very spiritually-oriented friend about something that was stressing me out. It was a banal, everyday kind of stress situation, and as I blathered on and on about it, I casually said, “ug, it’s totally killing…
How to Speak Peace
By
vreiss
When I hear people toss off expressions like “there are many ways to skin a cat” or “kill two birds with one stone,” I cringe deeply, instantly picturing a poor wounded kitty or a pair of violently felled birds. Though I feel weird getting upset about a stupid cliché, for me it’s like being forced to watch a gory movie…
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