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Tag Archives: conflict
so much for eden – April 28
4.28.2018 flat calm pond, mated swans and canadian geese paddling near one another bufflehead ducks dabbling around the edges and new muskrat buildings rise calm, calming, serene. two new geese soar in beautifully o’er the tree surround … Continue reading
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Tagged aspiration, canadian geese, conflict, coyotes, Eden, illusion, nature, perception, projection, serenity, territorial imperative
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trumpcare 101 – July 21
7.21.2017 [trumpcare 101] it’s not really insurance, the lady tells him you pay us $164 now and we can see your son then we’ll give you a receipt that you file with that company for reimbursement. is there someplace else … Continue reading
flat affect – March 22
3.22.2016 a hard face across the table unresponding flat affect as if offended by all then pushing agenda out of need or pain. —————-
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Tagged anger, conflict, distance, emptiness, isolation, negotiation, pain, withholding
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Deer. dear – December 9
12.9.2015 Deer. by the roadside. staring. headlights blinding or disregard doesn’t stop him from walking into my fender. oh, dear. ——————
sugar before vinegar – July 23
7.23.2015 awkward. disagreement. trying to speak truth without overkill when the blood runs hot in response. listen for the voice present, hidden, that is not an enemy. sugar first, before vinegar. ———————
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Tagged caring, communication, conflict, disagreement, method, reaching, resolution, sensitivity, truth
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lanai cats – May 16
5.16.2015 I move slowly so as to not scare a move. last week they brawled, yowled careened in a death match today with soft breezes and bird songs above they loll within feet of each other one … Continue reading
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Tagged Cats, conflict, Hawaii, nature, negotiation, peace, settlement
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Mercedes anxiety – September 22
9.22.2014 Mercedes anxiety too much, too rich too decadent, too costly even at a bargain what will people think how will I deal with how nice it feels to own one. ———————
family struggles – May 26
5.26.2014 family struggles with change, tradition, values and fear will we step too far, will we reach enough will we throw out the baby will we lose our souls family struggles of hearts bound to one another … Continue reading
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Tagged adjustment, boundaries, caring, change, conflict, dialogue, difference, discord, encounter, families, family gathering, grace, limits, traditions, values
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Lent Prayer 17 – March 21
Lent Prayer 17 misunderstandings test us. can we say I’m sorry or do we have to stand and fall with our perceptions. help me Lord to stand for what I believe, yet to know that I may not possess … Continue reading
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Tagged beliefs, Christianity, conflict, faith, God, humility, Lent, misunderstanding, perception, Prayer, pride, resolution, Thomas Aquinas
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cottonwood mists – May 16
5.16 Cottonwood mists of blowsy swirl ghost the ground and ponds scruffing up along street sides, an early positioning haze. Warmth soaks up through flannels, last try before summer. Neighbors out for a fragile walk after surgery keep caps … Continue reading