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On St. Patrick’s Day – Claim your Anam Cara

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We all know those times when something really hits the spot and we want “seconds”. Well, apparently this post hit the spot for a lot of you, because a whole bunch of you requested we repost it.  So, in honor of St. Patrick’s Day, and to let you know we’re always listening, we lay this [...]

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Changing the World

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  You want to get involved in helping to make the world a better place. You see so many places that need your help.  But there are 6.8 billion people on the planet. You see so many things that need to be done.  There are so many demands on your time, your attention, your energy, [...]

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Change a moment

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We come into this world and we change it. Whether you live to be 98 years old or 9 minutes old, you change the world.  Your life has impact and each time you encounter another person you have a chance to change a moment, to change a life. Please share this story!

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Remembering you with love…

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The date of Death’s knock ever changes us.
The anniversary of sadness’ initiation,
the memory of loss’ entrance,
we find ourselves haunted by the echo of passage.
None of us escapes the staring into still space realization when one whom we love dies.

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Hey neighbor!

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When my neighbors, Isiah and Natalie, come for a visit it’s a delight, an education and a reason to have hope for and confidence in the future. Meet the neighbors… Music: New Friendly by Kevin MacLeod Please share this story!

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The Calling

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The three of us wander aimlessly along the path next to Mission Creek in San Luis Obispo. Surrounded by the gracefully clumsy sounds of tumbling water and the flutter of October’s cool easy breeze ruffling leaves beside me, we amble. Smiling, I silently remind myself “if I don’t look where I’m going I’m gonna fall [...]

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The best you can do

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The best you can do Share the adventure of time spent together, of traditions that communicate kindness, care and consistent love that echoes through the years from generation to generation. Please share this story!

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57 Cents

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57 Cents What do you have to give? Are you holding back because you think you can’t do enough? Please share this story!

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