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Kathryn Vilela

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Good Trouble

Paul did not include the words “comfy” or “detached” in his list. Sometimes the most true thing to acknowledge is that we are worried. Sometimes

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Well-Watered

I loved science fair projects when I was a kid. Everything about them was appealing.

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Eyes Open

Simone Weil saw attention as being fully present with a mystery and yet resisting the urge to solve it.

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The Thank God Ledge

I am not a rock climber.  In my childhood out in the fields and forests of northwestern Ontario, I was a capable and confident tree

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The Memory of Trees

If you’ve read the little snippet of a bio that sits at the bottom of my blogs, you’ll already know that trees are important to

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Coming in second

Winning is wonderful. When we work hard, do our very best at a competitive thing, the thing goes really well, and we are the winners,

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The Flavour of Belonging

As an adolescent in the early ‘90s, the then-popular phrase “on fire for God” totally applied to me. I was a good, godly kid. I

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