Two Kinds Of Plans To Make Right Now
The first kind is very easy; the second kind is wickedly hard. First plan for what you will do in six months at the start of what might be the furthest left presidential administration ever. Don’t be
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Unveiling the Arc de Triomphe 22 Years After Honoree’s Final Defeat
The Arc de Triomphe today on the Place de Charles de Gaulle. In many ways the ceremonial inauguration of the Arc de Triomphe de l’Étoile (Triumphant Arch of the Star) on July 29, 1836 was a peculiar a
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Denton CUUPS Online Lughnasadh Ritual: August 1
Denton CUUPS Online Lughnasadh Ritual will be Saturday, August 1 at 8:00 PM CDT on YouTube.
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Cosmos
Well, sure, the cosmos is the universe, the biggest thing out there. It’s also a very pretty kind of flower. Sometimes you need to start by loving the world you can see and touch and smell before you
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The Mystic Pagan: Woo Woo Wall Shaming
I have been overly skeptical for many years to the point where I have had to be hit over the head to get that my spiritual experiences were real. The post The Mystic Pagan: Woo Woo Wall Shaming appear
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Torn net
I’ve been working on this piece for a few days, since it is small (13×17 cm) but at 10-20 minutes a day, this is what I can do. The final version is in ink marker. I rather like it just in pencil (bel
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The dangers of the “DemonSpermDoctor”
A Houston physician is gaining attention for controversial claims about witches causing disease, statements that can have devastating consequences on women and the elderly in other parts of the world.
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Co-Ministers’ Colloquy – July 28th
Our Co-ministers are on Study Leave this week engaging in spiritual reflection, governance work, planning for the coming year. The post Co-Ministers’ Colloquy – July 28th appeared first on Unitarian U
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Religious Education this Week – July 28th
Super Summer Happenings: UUSS Families with Children: Family Faith Development UU Summer Camp in Box is on its way (or maybe already there!)! Since we are unable to be together in person, we wanted y
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Building Adjustments: The Trellis Wall
You may recall this past February it was concluded the trellis wall was hazardous. A structural engineer said parts, or all of the trellis wall could conceivably fall or collapse at any time, due to a
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Are You Thinking About Exploring Your Own Spiritual Life?
Wellspring 2020-21 will offer two classes for the Sources curriculum: Sources for New Participants, and Sources for Alumni. We plan to rely on Zoom for retreats and class meetings. A full description
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Toujours gai: Or, What to do in Hard Times
Donald Robert Perry Marquis was born on this day, the 29th of July, in 1878. In his long career he was at one time or another a newspaper columnist, a playwright, novelist, and a poet. Today he
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2019: Popper's paradox of tolerance (loved by liberal censors and, oddly, #antifa) amounts to "to protect the human right of free speech, we must oppose it". It's the logic of the US officer during Vi
Lessons from the Amazon Tax Victory in Seattle
By Jonathan Rosenblum | Pressed by a relentless working class movement, the Seattle City Council on July 6 adopted a first-time-ever tax on Amazon and other big businesses that will bring in at least
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The Turning Tide
when we honor on Lammas our first fruits and bake our sacred loaves, when we live in gratitude for the grace that is found amid circles of friends joined with spirit, praying and lighting candles, lov
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A set of sepia photos taken in the Cambridge University Botanic Garden
A set of sepia photos taken in the Cambridge University Botanic Garden All taken with a Fuji X100F (using the sepia setting) Just click on a photo to enlarge it
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My current thoughts about Extinction Rebellion
Obviously there's not been much public activism in the last few months in lockdown. But I'm beginning now to think a bit more about Extinction Rebellion, what I think about it, how I relate to it, and
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Industry Experts and Pro Bloggers Come Together to Inspire, Teach, and Help You (and Your Site) Succeed
Get to know some of the speakers and presenters at next month's official WordPress.com conference from August 11-13.
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Memories of Hagia Sophia in Better Times
When any religion claims ownership of a World Heritage Site that is significant to many people from different religions, it makes the world a little smaller and a little poorer. I am thankful I was ab
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