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another one.

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were we looking at the frog or was the frog looking at us?

“it’s useful to go out of this world and see it from the perspective of another one.”

-terry pratchett

people.

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credits: harper lee, purple clover

dog.

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tell me about your picture.

it’s my dog. 

he has

4 legs

and

a tail

and

some spots

and 

a face.

and where is the rest of him?

right there.

he’s white.

don’t you see him?

yes, i do now.


“in complex trains of thought signs are indispensable.”

-george henry lewes

troubles?

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grab paper and pen

put it in writing

give it to the wise woman

see how yours compare.

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she will fill a little bag with your writing

toss it onto the big pile of troubles

 put it into perspective.

you walk away lighter.


the art of living lies not in eliminating,

but in growing with troubles.

–  bernard baruch

when a logical brainiac drives an emotional imaginator

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baby b – “ we’re going on “bacation” in our car, we’re going to the beach!”

baby j – “I’m a mermaid!”

baby b – “you can’t be a mermaid we’re in the car!” 

If I can’t dance, I don’t want to be part of your revolution – Emma Goldman

 

perspective

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i followed two 4-year olds at the back of the line, as my class made their way down the school hallway. one was crying. the other reached over, took his hand, and walked with him silently for a minute. the crying continued. the hand-holder decided to take a different approach and share his own tale of woe to make his friend feel better. “hey, when i was a baby, my mom never even played with me. she just wanted to stay in her room with the door closed and watch t.v.,” he told him. (how does he know this? how sad, and it really explains a lot, i thought to myself.) the other little guy stopped crying and they continued on in silence once again, hands swinging. 

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If you think you have it tough, read history books.   – Bill Maher