Monthly Archives: November 2009

How to order coffee, and the art of non-attachment.

Posted on November 30, 2009 by mary

My husband refuses to speak Starbucks. While I found it frustrating at first, since I am fluent and enjoy practicing my language skills, it’s now kind of funny. My drink: a grande-soy-no water-chai. His drink: a grande-triple-nonfat-latte. When my husband … Continue reading →

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Kula.

Posted on November 17, 2009 by mary

I’m reading, well re-reading actually, a trilogy about three sisters from Ireland. The stories are by no means a literary work of genius: they are simple works of fiction and stories of being found by love. (Go figure, my favorite … Continue reading →

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Hedonically speaking, of course.

Posted on November 4, 2009 by mary

As I googled images for “joy” recently, there were myriad photos of older folks laughing, loving, and living fully. It reminded me of the hallway in the recreation center where I teach yoga, which is lined with a photograph exhibit … Continue reading →

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Monthly Archives: November 2009

How to order coffee, and the art of non-attachment.

Kula.

Hedonically speaking, of course.

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