As “old man winter” begins to fade, the promise of a brighter day lures us out of hibernation. We peek out of our cozy abodes to test the temperament of the day, running hot or cold? Not yet prepared to abandon our wintry uniforms, we are tucked into coats and boots. We walk around the block, the […]
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Too often we are influenced by choice or by the intrusion of social media to behave or think in one way or the other… The onus to turn the tide of this online feeding frenzy is our own. The tending of our mental and emotional landscape is the sole responsibility of every one of us.
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There is an old adage that says — “Red sky in morning, sailors take warning.” This was in reference to how the red sky meant a high-pressure system has moved eastward, and a low-pressure system was moving in with rain. An ominous warning for these travelers. The picture to your right, in this newsletter, is
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We are asking you to participate with us, in returning to civility; to disconnect from the pressures of social sites. We have all been asked to absorb the unnatural. To compete with pictures, stories, etc., that do not deserve recognition and eat away at our natural desire to share. We are called upon to participate
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Did you know this about PEARS: The health benefits of PEARS include: The Pear Tree Project is inspired by variety, growth, endurance, energy, and purpose. We are here to nourish an online community lacking the nutrients social commentary can provide when executed with responsibility and reason. We are here to encourage thought provoking discourse. We
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Eighteen days into the new year, I am thinking about community, specifically how do we maintain it? How do we ensure that the relationships that are the bedrock of our lives are symbiotic in nature? How do we determine what relationships are no longer nurturing, but instead debilitating? How do we know what needs to
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