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Farewell to a loved one; celebration of life.

When there is the passing of a loved one it is invariably very sad news. Whatever the relationship between the deceased and those left behind may have been, the world as we perceive it is diminished significantly. In these moments

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Posted in Life, love, Spiritualism

Christmas 2018 Reflections

I have often thought about my attitude during this time of year as being somewhat of a Christmas cynic or curmudgeon.  I do not understand the frantic behavior of trying to find the perfect gift for someone, or the idea

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Posted in Community, Friendship, holidays, hope, Life, love, Prayer, religion, Spiritualism, Uncategorized

I used to think I knew some of the answers to life’s questions, but social media has cured me of that delusion.

I used to think that I had a few answers to life’s questions, but not anymore.  Social media has cured me of that delusion.  At long last I can shed the shackles of ignorance and naivete. With this thought in

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Posted in Answers, Behavior, citizenry, Community, emotion, Friendship, hope, love, Questions, Spiritalism, Tolerance, Uncategorized

Christmas Eve Reflection – Enjoying Simple Things

12/24/2017: I start most of my days by reading a quote from a book; today’s quote has fashioned this idea to write a simple reflection about this holiday we call Christmas. Today’s Quote is by L.M. Montgomery; “I believe the

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Changing Perspective of Time

One recent morning while doing my usual routine of reading inspirational quotes, personal enlightenment materials, and the general news of the day, it occurred to me that my life has become an endless and redundant routine.  Now that I am

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Fathers’ Day Reflections

As I contemplate what Fathers’ Day means for me, there are two veins of thought. The first is being a son and the other is being a father. Reflections of being a son: I guess some would say that being

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Posted in hope, Life, love, parenthood, Self-reflection

Like a perchance glance of a bird, life’s moments can be very fleeting yet memorable.

  I observed a bird on the wire behind our house.  It was one I could not identify, but it seemed regal and beautiful at first glance.  It piqued my curiosity enough that I went to get my field glasses

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Posted in Behavior, Friendship, hope, Life, love, nostalgia, Prayer, Self-reflection, Spiritualism

Being a baseball fan, and living and dying with the New York Metropolitans (Mets)

  When I was a little lad, my first memory of professional baseball was of the New York Yankees.  They were the only professional baseball team in NYC because shortly before my long term memory became conscious to me, the

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Posted in Baseball, hope, love, Questions, Sports

Happy Birthday wherever you are…

Today is a day that has a timestamp in my memory and on my heart because it is the birthday of someone who, at one time, was very dear to me. This significant someone still owns a piece of my

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Posted in Behavior, Friendship, Life, love, nostalgia, Prayer

National Love Note Day

Today (09/26/2015) is National Love Note day, which leads me to the question: How do you write a note that encompasses all that you love and know and encompasses the vastness of relationships that accumulate across many years and venues. 

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