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Living in the Realm of Possibility

You can’t do that!! Or can you? For this morning’s walk, living in the realm of possibility.

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Ignoring the Distractions

Greetings from London! For this morning’s walk, in the garden of my dear Annie Hudson who makes a cameo (!), thinking about discerning between what one can do versus what one is supposed to be doing. It’s easy to get distracted from one’s highest talents and goals.

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The Hold of Home

I’m in Ohio! For this morning’s walk, the parts of our geographic home that we carry within us. Looking forward to tonight’s reading at Lorain Historical Society.

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The Goodness of Making Mistakes

Yes, mistakes happen. For this morning’s walk, why that can be a good–and freeing thing.

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Another Day, Another Chance

Want another chance? They happen all the time. In fact, you get one every time your bedside alarm goes off and you rise. For this morning’s walk, the gift of waking up to a new day.

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Staying in Awe of Nature

Sunrise at Chautauqua Institution. For this morning’s walk, nature and not taking it for granted. Ever. Because we lose something of ourselves if we do.

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Giving Up or Letting Go?

I tend to have a mindset of persistence but I do wonder when I need to let it rest. For this morning’s walk: What’s the difference between giving up and letting go?

Do You Need That? Yes.

If you keep hearing “you don’t need that,” consider this: maybe you really do. For this morning’s walk, what can happen when you finally decide to fulfill what may seem like a frivolous need.

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Who Gives You Energy?

I’m in a high state of happiness because of the people around me these next few days. It’s my college reunion and it has me thinking about this lovely feeling. For this morning’s walk, who are the people that give you energy? And do you do enough to tap into that love when you need it?

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More Life to Come

Just when I think I’ve got a grasp on what I think life is…surprise! For this morning’s walk, dedicated to my Harvard classmates, learning that, despite loss all around, there are many good things, much to my shock and surprise, still to come.

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