06.092017August 23, 2017
Why Hope Matters For Children And Families In Poverty

Why Hope Matters For Children And Families In Poverty

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One of my favorite things to do on a Sunday afternoon is to go downtown to one of the community gathering places and watch children play in the interactive water fountain. I love to watch them run into the spouts and feel its force of energy as they splash around in the water. The run, they fall down, they get back up. When the fountain changes patterns and diminishes its force, the children giggling and jumping watch in hopeful anticipation of the water shooting up from the spout again. Not knowing when or where the next spray of water will be, the children look toward their parents or siblings for cues as to how to negotiate their next move.

08.032017May 28, 2017
From the managing editor…

From the managing editor…

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Your job isn’t going quite the way you’d like. Perhaps it’s a recalcitrant employee, or if you’re on the other side of the door, an obstinate boss. Making even slight changes will go a long way toward showing your flexibility and understanding. Most people naturally and rightly respond to sincere effort. Stay an extra 10 or 15 minutes at the office a few days a week, or come in a bit earlier. Take all of five seconds to offer a good word or acknowledgement of a task well done.

30.062016April 7, 2017
Our frenemy named food

Our frenemy named food

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How many people do you know with a food allergy?
How many people do you know who have a digestion problem?
How many people do you know who, for some reason or other, just don't feel right after eating?