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November 23rd, 2002
Thanksgiving Was Not the Über-Holiday for Us
It is November, and I am barreling headlong into the end of the year. But first, I have to make it past the Thanksgiving table.
Growing up working-class and Filipino here ...
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November 23rd, 2002
Honoring God's Gift Through the Practice of Yoga
Winter in Ontario and I couldn't touch my toes. I was plopped on the kitchen floor, legs spread in a 'V' and hands stretched towards my feet. ...
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November 20th, 2002
Women with and without Kids
Most women raise children. And some don't. Those of us who don't set sail for a different kind of life. Is the journey a chosen one or not? Are you a woman if you don't ...
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November 20th, 2002
Recent Immigrants Remember Their First Thanksgiving
Like the original Pilgrims who were themselves newcomers to this continent, Thanksgiving is best understood through the eyes of more recent immigrants hundreds of years later.
My Cuban dad says he liked the holiday from ...
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November 20th, 2002
pc muñoz and the amen corner a good deed in a weary world (beevine records)
What is a good deed? What's the point of trying to be good in a world that's clearly a mess? And how do you even begin to do that?
These ...
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November 20th, 2002
Women with and without Kids
Most women raise children. And some don't. Those of us who don't set sail for a different kind of life. Is the journey a chosen one or not? Are you a woman if you don't ...
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November 19th, 2002
Across the Lines Beer Unites Us
Some people hate it, some people love it.
Some people call it an evil in our society, while others revel in it.
No, I am not talking about reality television. I am talking about ...
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November 16th, 2002
Homecoming Weekend
It seems like most couples get a "pass" during the first year of married life. This is the time when they simply get to know each other, spend time together, laugh, enjoy ...
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November 11th, 2002
A Chilean Community's New Home for Poor Seniors
Pride pulsated through my veins, turning me into a third-grader with Attention Deficit Disorder as I anticipated the inauguration of the Casa Acogida ("Hospitality House"). The house is a project that was four years ...
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November 7th, 2002
Beyond Empty Calories to Real Spiritual Sustenance
Oatmeal is not a favorite food of two-year-olds. Mine wasn't too thrilled to see it arrive on the breakfast table this morning. He ate grudgingly, intermittent spoonfuls hitting the table and floor. I cajoled it ...
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