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Politics and Elementary School

Teaching Observation: During one of my substitute teaching assignments I had a pleasant conversation with a teacher about managing the behavior of the students and helping them focus on their school work.  Paraphrasing the teacher she said, “If we could

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Posted in Children's play, citizenry, Community, Juvenile, Politics, Uncategorized

The evolution of the Republican Party from Roosevelt to the present

WARNING: Conservative thinking voters please proceed with CAUTION: For those of you that are in support of the current Republican candidates, I suggest you STOP reading here and go on to some other enlightening reading. The following is my subjective

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Posted in Answers, Behavior, Humor, Juvenile, Politics

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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Posted in Behavior, hope, Life, love

Buddhist thinking applied to politics

I have a daily practice of reading inspirational materials at the start of each day.  Recently I have been reading Buddhist offerings and many times I have wondered how the suggested behavior could be applied, and sometimes an offering strikes

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Posted in Behavior, existentialism, Humor, Politics, Prayer

Evolving Relationships

This quote from T.S. Eliot’s play “The Cocktail Party” has stimulated my thinking for many of you with whom I have connected via Social Media. “We die to each other daily. What we know of other people is only our

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Posted in Answers, existentialism, Friendship, Life, nostalgia, Questions

Caution to politicians running on a religious platform

Why do some politicians think their views, opinions, thoughts, and governing methods are immutable?  I know that my own personal growth is a result of challenging those concepts that were, at one time, perceived by me to be immutable.  Through

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Posted in bible, Dogma, Politics

Comedy equals serious politics

Comedy and a sense of humor have been a saving grace for me for as long as I can remember.  When I was a cub scout I had to come up with an American Indian name that described me, so

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Posted in Behavior, Humor, Politics

Ignorance, despair with a dash of hope….

The ignorance that exists within my psyche continually confounds and astounds me. Thusly, the ignorance I observe all around me in our existence as humans is beyond all my comprehension. It pushes my thoughts to their limits and forces me

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Posted in Behavior, Envirionment, hope, Life, Questions, Self-reflection