Some interesting points but the author seems to mistaking optimism for being an idiot.
Awesome illustrations.
Douglas Harding's "Headless Way" is a really incredible way of seeing things the way they are.
Love this! Hilarious.
From the page: "So maybe what needs to be simplified isn't all around us, but inside us."
A simple adjustment that can improve anyone's quality of life. Love it!
Can't disagree with this :)
88 Important Truths I've Learned About Life
From the page: "I read Beth McGrew's Manic Mother blog regularly. This week I read her post with a lump in my throat as she told about the horrific words no mother ever wants to hear "Your son has cancer."
Ezra just turned two years old. "
From the page: "You can say no with respect, you can say no promptly and you can say no with a lead to someone who might say yes. But just saying yes because you can't bear the short-term pain of saying no is not going to help you do the work."
From the page: We teach our kids to always be honest and do the right thing. But it doesn't take them long to figure out that other kids are getting their way by manipulating adults through fear, guilt, and pity. Kids learn how to get their way with each adult in their lives.
Time really is very dense with opportunity when you think about it. This idea fills me with encouragement.
Great post about the blessings and curses of having quick-to-judge brains.
Blogger and emergency department P.A. posts straightforward, non-hysterical information about Swine Flu. She says she's happy to answer questions.
Great read for bloggers
Leo Babauta of ZenHabits is being served with legal threats for using ordinary English words. Help create attention around this case so that lawyers-first is no longer standard protocol.
From the page: "An event isn't unforgettable because of its traumatic or joyous nature: It's unforgettable because it gets brought up so often.
So when you tell a story, your memory might not be of What Actually Happened, but of the last time you told the story. Subconsciously, you may not be thinking, "Is that how it happened?" but rather "Is that how this story goes?"
I like it too :)
Go Leo!
I want to see the weird models