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The Labyrinth: Fair vs. Just

Posted on October 12, 2014 by Christiana McQuain

Sarah: That’s not fair! Jareth: You say that so often, I wonder what your basis for comparison is? ~ lines from Jim Henson’s film, Labyrinth, 1986 The majority – if not all – of people reading this, through sheer luck, … Continue reading →

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Sustenance: Call a Waah-mbulance

Posted on June 23, 2014 by Christiana McQuain

I was sitting under an umbrella near our local pool the other day, while my children played in the water.  My youngest son had just finished complaining about how hard it is to be ten years old, because none of … Continue reading →

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Flight: Risk Taking 101

Posted on May 9, 2014 by admin

When is the last time you took a really big risk?  If you’re analytical, you probably weighed the pros and cons.  If you’re emotional, you probably had an uncomfortable feeling in your gut.  (Did you know you have a “second … Continue reading →

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Metamorphosis: A Smile

Posted on April 28, 2014 by Bob Patrick

I’ve spent years inside of high school buildings which are notorious for long hallways. Every hour or so, with the ring of a bell, hundreds or thousands of human beings move into these long hallways and move to their next … Continue reading →

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Birth: Making Choices, Being in Control

Posted on January 13, 2014 by Jan Taddeo

There is only one thing we can control in life — our own self. We can control our thoughts, our emotions, our responses. We can observe behaviors and reactions and realize we made a choice. Therefore, we could choose a … Continue reading →

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