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Cat to Self: The Conversation by Anita Schnee is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Animal Bill of Rights
Monthly Archives: April 2013
My Little Stomachs
My knickers are in a twist again. Again it’s about folks who think causally. I’ve written about this before. Causally. I do mean causally. Not casually, although that bothers me too – “casual” thought is an oxymoron. No, I mean … Continue reading
Brotherly Love
Yesterday I attended a memorial for a judge. This man had a great capacity to inspire love in others, even despite his important position in a world that does not seem to embody this trait. I know this man had … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazing Grace, Bible Belt, Bill Clinton, Brotherly Love, David L. Williams, Judge Rudy Moore, memorial, Thanksgiving
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Tables Turned
Today – the first time I’ve ever seen it – it was Bugsy going two rounds on Barney. It was after dinner, in the cool gray evening of a quiet Sunday. Barnes was meditating, inhaling the first lawn-mowing of the … Continue reading
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Soft Power
I had an incredibly sustaining and supportive dream the other night. I was being chased by Nazis. (Yes, I did say sustaining and supportive.) My cats Bugs and Barney came to my rescue. This was my unconscious shaking its booty, … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Feldenkrais, Kindness, Philosophy-Psychology, Uncategorized
Tagged Aikido, Charles Ferguson, corruption of academe, deregulation, Feldenkrais, financial crash, Goldman Sachs, Holocaust, Inside Job, Les Fehmi, Nonviolent Communication, NVC, Open Focus, Professor Cheng Man-Ch'ing, Reaganism, Squatting Single Whip, t'ai chi
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Box Series Continued
My dear friends in Michigan, kimmo, spiveroo, stewie, smeezer, and boo, are all excited about Vermont Country Store’s latest offering. Just add water. Specify shipping method desired. All major credit cards accepted. Other colors and styles available.
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