“The significance—and ultimately the quality—of the work we do is determined by our understanding of the story in which we are taking part.” —Wendell Berry
I’m here too…. And I choose to be living in a mindset where I watch (out for) and am
alert for Mis-Information and Dis-Information. (Well, and I’ll start by finding out & remembering the difference between these.) // And I also choose to cherish the beloved sound of the night train that’s blowing its horn (on the regular, right around this very time) just a few blocks from my quiet house here in Decatur Ga
The first time I saw you live was in a small community congregation in Broad Ripple, a suburb of Indianapolis. I believe it was shortly after the 2016 presidential election. Your opening song was “I Heard An Owl” . You sang it with such a passion and message that whenever I get down on current events, I listen to that song and it brings me back to the work we need to do. Thank you for reminding us we are in this together.
I love your post. And that is what I’m focused on today, Monday January 20, 1925. I will be reading instead of watching tv. I am more interested in MLK stories than the inaugural whoop-la. I am breathing peace and love, hopefully for the next 4 years and beyond. Thank you for keeping me in balance.
My favorite part of the film, Out of Africa, was when Meryl Streep was given a single sentence by Robert Redford, to begin a story that went on for at least an hour. I love the whole concept of Ad-On, and have done it with my kids and grands. Thank you!
"We can choose a story that lifts us all, that empowers us all, and that holds dear the long arc of justice, that removes and corrects “ everything that stands against love.” Amen
I’m here and I will continue to give voice and visibility to families experiencing homelessness, especially the 3 Melissas who have stepped up to share their stories for other families.
Thank you so much for sharing these two songs and a delightful and pertanent story. I've shared them on to my circle of friends and music lovers. I'm sure I will listen to the songs several more times over the next several weeks. Blessings to you and on you for the music you share with us all.
I am and I will be here choosing recovery. I will work with other addicts, no matter what their beliefs. I will maintain my serenity. I will show what I have until they want what I have.
Hi Carrie and all, here's our recent Co-Intelligence Newsletter where we link to this blog post, in the section called "What We've Been Appreciating..." https://app.getresponse.com/view.html?x=a62b&m=BvGYSB&mc=Iw&s=BRqCTkG&u=CrXuY&z=EhVDGws&
I’m here too…. And I choose to be living in a mindset where I watch (out for) and am
alert for Mis-Information and Dis-Information. (Well, and I’ll start by finding out & remembering the difference between these.) // And I also choose to cherish the beloved sound of the night train that’s blowing its horn (on the regular, right around this very time) just a few blocks from my quiet house here in Decatur Ga
A very old friend sent this to me and all I can say is 💚💚💚
I’m here, and I choose to not be silent. I will continue to be an advocate and an ally.
The first time I saw you live was in a small community congregation in Broad Ripple, a suburb of Indianapolis. I believe it was shortly after the 2016 presidential election. Your opening song was “I Heard An Owl” . You sang it with such a passion and message that whenever I get down on current events, I listen to that song and it brings me back to the work we need to do. Thank you for reminding us we are in this together.
I love your post. And that is what I’m focused on today, Monday January 20, 1925. I will be reading instead of watching tv. I am more interested in MLK stories than the inaugural whoop-la. I am breathing peace and love, hopefully for the next 4 years and beyond. Thank you for keeping me in balance.
Thank you for sharing another uplifting story. It must have been a fun journey to raise Amelia.
I will continue to be Authentic in my Being. You can depend on me. 💗
I'm here, and I chose to continue our story of connectiveness in our journey Home, in peace and love and joy.
My favorite part of the film, Out of Africa, was when Meryl Streep was given a single sentence by Robert Redford, to begin a story that went on for at least an hour. I love the whole concept of Ad-On, and have done it with my kids and grands. Thank you!
"We can choose a story that lifts us all, that empowers us all, and that holds dear the long arc of justice, that removes and corrects “ everything that stands against love.” Amen
I’m here and I choose to always remember—no matter what — that love it’s all there is.
I’m here and I will continue to give voice and visibility to families experiencing homelessness, especially the 3 Melissas who have stepped up to share their stories for other families.
I am here, and I choose discernment, connection, and loving-kindness.
Thank you so much for sharing these two songs and a delightful and pertanent story. I've shared them on to my circle of friends and music lovers. I'm sure I will listen to the songs several more times over the next several weeks. Blessings to you and on you for the music you share with us all.
I am and I will be here choosing recovery. I will work with other addicts, no matter what their beliefs. I will maintain my serenity. I will show what I have until they want what I have.