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Stuff (2 Stories)

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People produce and purchase piles of stuff: pots and pans, papers and paraphernalia. Some stuff we use daily. Other stuff loses its novelty or utility.  Day by day, year by year, stuff circulates through our lives.

What do you do with all your stuff?  Do you hang on to it?  Or hide it away?  Do you sort,  organize,  and store it?  Or do you eject it in a desperate attempt to simplify your life?

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My Own Worst Critic

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Does this sound familiar?  You finish a challenging task and think “Good job!”.  But soon you start second-guessing  “Couldn’t I have done it better?  Why didn’t I do this or that?”

Before long the “A” you initially gave yourself dissolves into a “B” and sometimes a “C” ,  and you’re left thinking  “I should have been perfect,  but I wasn’t!”

Are you your own worst critic,  and have you ever wondered why?

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War (1 Story)

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War has always been too much with us.  Today, on a planet shriveled by media,  we are surrounded by this horrible human ritual.

Did you play war as a child?  Did a parent or grandparent fight in WWII?  Did you fight in Vietnam,  Iraq,  or Afghanistan?  Have you lost loved ones to war?  Have you protested war?  How do you feel about war today?

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Family Relationships (2 Stories)

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It is said, “Blood is thicker than water.”,  and  “Family first.”

But we’re also told , “You can pick your friends,  but you can’t pick your family.”

Which is it in your family?  Or have you had both loving as well as strained relationships with your parents,  or with your own children?    Or with siblings,  cousins,  aunts,  uncles,  or in-laws?

Have there been estrangements or feuds in your family,  and if so have they been resolved?

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