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You know how things are generally not all they're cracked up to be once all's said and done? Well this one surpassed expectations.

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I am so excited to have the privilege to be a TA for the Philosophy for Children course this semester. After just our first introductory meeting, I could already tell what a great group of students we have. Everyone seems quite attuned to the issues, and just as thrilled as I was last year to have the chance to introduce a group of youngsters to ( Read more... )

After hikes throughout the day, we spent the night at a Bedouin settlement. A couple of hundred of us packed into one giant tent in the early evening and were greeted by the head of the tribe. After a hearty dinner spread seated five to a table crossed legged on the tent floor, we broke up into a variety of different workshops. Mine was on various ( Read more... )

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Well, took me long enough, but I've finally started a food blog like I said I would. It's minimalistic (could be called a "microblog," perhaps?), but it's here.

rawsational.tumblr.com
Vitality, compassion, and sustainability day by day. "Yes" to plants, "no" to chemicals!Primarily recipes. Some lifestyle tips and DIY articles. Mostly raw, always ( Read more... )

Yum! I love zucchini "pasta." Fresh tomato, garlic, basil, avocado, and more make this recipe a delicious way to kick off summer.
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Originally posted by theppkblog at Salad Of Garlicky Zucchini Ribbons

http://www.theppk.com/2013/05/salad-of-garlicky-zucchini-ribbons/

http://www.theppk.com/?p=4919

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I think this year I shall participate in Poem In Your Pocket Day: http://www.poets.org/page.php/prmID/406Read more... )

( Daily yoga musings. )