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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, More Fun With Poetry Month, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 1 week ago
More Fun with Poetry Month
I’m going to “cheat” a little today, re-printing an article I wrote on, what else – poetry month – that was published in a local magazine in my community, Journal Plus.
A little […]
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Faith Antonioni‘s profile was updated 1 week, 5 days ago
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Trish Richert‘s profile was updated 1 week, 5 days ago
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Diana DeSpain Schramer wrote a new post, Focus to the Finish, on the site Diana DeSpain Schramer 1 week, 6 days ago
The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. – Lao Tzu
A man recently wrote me, asking, “How does one begin to write a book?” My response: “One word at a time.”But to do that one thing is key: fo […]
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Faith Antonioni‘s profile was updated 1 week, 6 days ago
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Jeannie Michael wrote a new post, Taking action! At last!, on the site Jeannie Michael's Blog 2 weeks, 1 day ago
In case you noticed that loooooong post that should have been in the Portfolio (and not in that form, either) has been removed. Thanks to the continuing and truly awesome support and help from Janice and Ann, plus […]
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, Enrich Your Life with Poetry, this April and Beyond, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 3 weeks, 1 day ago
It’s finally here. April. In my world known as National Poetry Month.
A brief history. National Poetry Month was started by the Academy of American Poets in 1996, in order to bring more support and recognition […] -
Ashley Henyan wrote a new post, Adults with Disabilities Give Back as Red Cross Volunteers, on the site Ashley Henyan 3 weeks, 5 days ago
By Ashley Henyan
Photo By Federica Brecha
As originally published on http://redcrosslatalks.org/
MaryRose, Hannah, Danielle and Sean have two things in common—they are all adults living with a disa […]
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, Use This Tool To Bridge Communication Gaps and Promote Empathy, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 1 month, 1 week ago
One of the many things I like about poetry is that it can be a uniquely effective communication tool. It can reach people on an emotional, intuitive level that is not always easy to do with spoken words or with […]
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Mickey Middleton‘s profile was updated 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, April is National Poetry Month: Why is This Exciting News, and Why Should You Care?, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Two notes before I start today’s post. If you’re not thrilled by the first one, then you’ll likely welcome the second one, but stay with me here and I’ll show why my temporary shift in content focus may be worth […]
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Mickey Middleton wrote a new post, Mickey Middleton aka Mickey MorningGlory, on the site Mickey Middleton's Blog 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, What’s Easy For You; What’s Hard; and How Can You Benefit From Both?, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Part 1– Appreciate the Easy Things
When I read a story about someone who has worked valiantly to achieve a goal, say, losing 100 pounds, or quitting smoking after 30 years, first, I am proud of them. I know what […] -
Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, Touching Stories, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 2 months ago
Touching Stories
Read. Think. Walk. Write. – Touch.
So I’m back to one syllable. And today’s word relates to, dare I say, ‘touches on’ the primary four.
This isn’t surprising, since the word “touch” has so ma […] -
Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, The Last Tangerine: Food, Friends, and Family., on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 2 months, 1 week ago
There is one home-grown tangerine left from the large bag given me by a friend of my parents, from his own trees, a couple of months ago. It’s been in there so long I don’t even know if it’s edible anymore. But I […]
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Keith Mexsom wrote a new post, Modernization and the Public, on the site Keith Mexsom 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Re: Yes, Auckland is congested
As a student and recorder of Auckland’s transport history, I am rarely surprised by the many topics and concepts, often referred to by the contributors to Greater Auckland, that a […]
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Tovari Eliyah wrote a new post, Hello and Greetings!, on the site Tovari Eliyah's Blog 2 months, 2 weeks ago
William Shakespeare, in the play As You Like It, observes: “All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many […]
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, “Consequential Strangers” — Part 2, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 2 months, 2 weeks ago
In Consequential Strangers” – Part 1, I mentioned one particular group of people that I see in passing in my daily life that have become important enough to me to merit their own post. So I’ll start by rep […]
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, Sow Seeds of Beauty like “The Lupine Lady”, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Read. Again, of course. This time the inspiration comes from a children’s book. I find some of the genre, especially the classic ones, both soothing and uplifting. I’m going to take this detour, and leave you […]
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, “Consequential Strangers” How the People You Know a Little Benefit Your Life a Lot — Part 1, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 3 months ago
So today the emphasis is on the “read” part.
I recently read an excerpt from a book called “Consequential Strangers: The Power of People Who Don’t Seem to Matter…But Really Do” by Melinda Blau and Karen L. Fing […]-
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, More Fun With Poetry Month, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 1 week ago
More Fun with Poetry Month
I’m going to “cheat” a little today, re-printing an article I wrote on, what else – poetry month – that was published in a local magazine in my community, Journal Plus.
A little […]
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Diana DeSpain Schramer wrote a new post, Focus to the Finish, on the site Diana DeSpain Schramer 1 week, 6 days ago
The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. – Lao Tzu
A man recently wrote me, asking, “How does one begin to write a book?” My response: “One word at a time.”But to do that one thing is key: fo […]
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Jeannie Michael wrote a new post, Taking action! At last!, on the site Jeannie Michael's Blog 2 weeks, 1 day ago
In case you noticed that loooooong post that should have been in the Portfolio (and not in that form, either) has been removed. Thanks to the continuing and truly awesome support and help from Janice and Ann, plus […]
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, Enrich Your Life with Poetry, this April and Beyond, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 3 weeks, 1 day ago
It’s finally here. April. In my world known as National Poetry Month.
A brief history. National Poetry Month was started by the Academy of American Poets in 1996, in order to bring more support and recognition […] -
Ashley Henyan wrote a new post, Adults with Disabilities Give Back as Red Cross Volunteers, on the site Ashley Henyan 3 weeks, 5 days ago
By Ashley Henyan
Photo By Federica Brecha
As originally published on http://redcrosslatalks.org/
MaryRose, Hannah, Danielle and Sean have two things in common—they are all adults living with a disa […] -
Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, Use This Tool To Bridge Communication Gaps and Promote Empathy, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 1 month, 1 week ago
One of the many things I like about poetry is that it can be a uniquely effective communication tool. It can reach people on an emotional, intuitive level that is not always easy to do with spoken words or with […]
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, April is National Poetry Month: Why is This Exciting News, and Why Should You Care?, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Two notes before I start today’s post. If you’re not thrilled by the first one, then you’ll likely welcome the second one, but stay with me here and I’ll show why my temporary shift in content focus may be worth […]
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Mickey Middleton wrote a new post, Mickey Middleton aka Mickey MorningGlory, on the site Mickey Middleton's Blog 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, What’s Easy For You; What’s Hard; and How Can You Benefit From Both?, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Part 1– Appreciate the Easy Things
When I read a story about someone who has worked valiantly to achieve a goal, say, losing 100 pounds, or quitting smoking after 30 years, first, I am proud of them. I know what […] -
Diane Fanucchi wrote a new post, Touching Stories, on the site Diane Fanucchi's Blog 2 months ago
Touching Stories
Read. Think. Walk. Write. – Touch.
So I’m back to one syllable. And today’s word relates to, dare I say, ‘touches on’ the primary four.
This isn’t surprising, since the word “touch” has so ma […]
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