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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Use Your Body Up
Let your body get used up by life. That’s how it’s supposed to be. Continue reading
Posted in attitude, body, lookism, stereotypes, values
Tagged aging, anti-lookism, appearance, attitude, beauty, beyond appearance, body, frumpy, frumpy liberation, hag liberation, lookism, stereotypes, values
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The Bomb & Me
I’m alive because other people died. Are there reasons behind what’s called “fate” that we can’t fathom? Continue reading
Posted in consequences, global, memory, non-violence, peace, values
Tagged atomic bomb, childhood fear, consequences, fate, global, memory, non-violence, nuclear, nuclear legacy, nuclear power threat, peace, peace activism, values, WW II memory
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Relentless Optimist Interview
I have the honor of an interview this week on JustPacifism. I talk a bit about my Busy Addiction, who my mentor has been, and how we can make a more peaceful world. Pop over for a read.
Mentor: Fancy Name For Grown-Ups Kids Need
What happened to a little boy whose desire to “do stuff” led him to hang around neighbors? Continue reading
Emphasis On Testing Cheats Everyone
Standardized tests don’t promote later success in career advancement, leadership, or other accomplishments. Tests also do not promote national competitiveness. Why do we push testing? Continue reading
