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Your body cannot heal without play.
Your mind cannot heal without laughter.
Your soul cannot heal without joy.
-- Catherine Rippenger Fenwick

Tell me how you're doing today.

Tell me how you're learning to be present, how you're loving your life, or just trying to find your way to a regular practice of any sort...

Know a wonderful Web site you'd like to tell me about?
Got a Web Site of your own you want to share?
Really love or hate something you saw here and wanna get if off your chest?
Got some books you think I should read?
Some music I should hear?
Some people I should meet?
Some chores you've been neglecting?
A question you think I can answer, even though I probably can't?
Got a favorite poem, quotation, memory or other story to share? Feel free to send it, if you want...
I'm glad you came by.
- Randy

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Where ya from?

What do you do there?

How'd you find me?

Have you enjoyed any of these books?
I'm trying remember to update a list of some books I've enjoyed in recent times, and welcome your recommendations. Maybe we'll find we have some favorites in common. Maybe the next book that changes my life will be one you recommend... P.S. If you're thinking of buying any of these titles, why not try your local independent bookseller first? I know Amazon is easy, but the local folks really need your business, and we all need them, too.

Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight by Thom Hartmann	The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle (review)
Waking Up In Time by Peter Russell	The One Bowl Book by Don Gerrard
When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chodron	Beyond Civilization by Daniel Quinn
Ishmael by Daniel Quinn	A Gradual Awakening by Stephen Levine
Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser	A Reasonable Life by Ferenc Maté
Long Quiet Highway by Natalie Goldberg	Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott
Visionary Business by Marc Allen	The Ender Series by Orson Scott Card
The Answer to How is Yes by Peter Block	For Common Things by Jedediah Purdy
A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson	Invisible Walls by Peter Seidel

Any closing thoughts or recommendations?

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Meanwhile, consider it a museum piece from the early web). :)

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