Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Dark Times...And Yet
Darkest time of the year...and yet, there is still beauty. There is still joy. There is still something wonderful coming.
And if we have lost this sense of awe and purpose, then we shall have to go out and find it again.
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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
You Have the Right to Remain Happy
Wishing all you pups a Happy New Year - with no strings attached.
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Cartoon used with the express written permission of Stu's Views
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crossposted at firedoglake oxdown 30 dec 2008
Sunday, December 02, 2007
Firedoglake: Pull Up A Chair
crossposted at firedoglake 1 december 2007 on the new site

Ready for a vacation yet? I thought the hammock looked pretty inviting. Or as a friend says, ready to run screaming out the door?
The crazy season is upon us, the pressure to have a perfect holiday. And sometimes the suggested solutions are worse than the original problem. Now instead of buying something we have to make something [which if you've seen my arts and craft skills is SO not happening].
I typically race thru my holiday card list to hurry and get it done. Am wondering if this is quite the point. Might it be possible to send out fewer cards, and spend a moment to think about these people? Nah, back to work.
One of my friends said holiday preparation makes her so frazzled she dreams of attending someone else's celebration: "I'd like to just show up."
So I'm thinking of a little experiment this year---
Ready for a vacation yet? I thought the hammock looked pretty inviting. Or as a friend says, ready to run screaming out the door?
The crazy season is upon us, the pressure to have a perfect holiday. And sometimes the suggested solutions are worse than the original problem. Now instead of buying something we have to make something [which if you've seen my arts and craft skills is SO not happening].
I typically race thru my holiday card list to hurry and get it done. Am wondering if this is quite the point. Might it be possible to send out fewer cards, and spend a moment to think about these people? Nah, back to work.
One of my friends said holiday preparation makes her so frazzled she dreams of attending someone else's celebration: "I'd like to just show up."
So I'm thinking of a little experiment this year---
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