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Beginner's Heart
suffering, and letting go…
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Britton Gildersleeve
Buddhism assures me there will be suffering in life. That pain will come (and go). That change will as often be for the worse as for the better. But as a generally optimistic person, I usually ignore this. (I know — what kind of Buddhist am I?? 🙂 ) And so, when I am confronted…
praise for everyday love affairs –
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Britton Gildersleeve
There is nothing special, really, about these flowers. I grew them in the side garden — roses & sage. Easy, really. They come up every year, like clockwork. Perennials do that. But I never take them for granted. Each spring, when they reappear, it’s a small miracle to me. And each time they rebloom, through…
grand-nephews & grace ~
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Britton Gildersleeve
My grand-nephew is a hoot. Named for my younger son, little Noah is funny, drop-dead cute, and tons of fun. A great companion for a Friday adventure. So today, when he arrived w/ his grandmother — my younger sister — in tow, I knew fun was walking in the door, too. He made straight for…
day 30 of Thanksgiving month: all you need is love ~
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Britton Gildersleeve
This isn’t the newest picture of my wonderful husband, nor is it my earliest. But it’s one I like, as it reminds me how much we have in common. When we metmany years ago, on a blind date, that wasn’t as obvious. On our wedding day, in fact, a friend volunteered to tell the folks…
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