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Rich

Most people don’t dream of being fancy-rich. They dream of being rich enough to say, Treat’s on me, without thinking twice. Rich enough to have a home that feels like a hug, a fridge stocked like a five-year-old with adult … Continue reading

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Acts of Kindness

RAVE to a West Seattle angel. I am a smart woman, but sometimes I make dumb choices. I thought I had slipped my credit, debit and ID cards into a safe pocket spot before walking my dog on Alki Beach. I … Continue reading

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public money

Every time I walk into a library, I’m reminded what public money is supposed to do. Chairs you don’t have to earn. Heat you don’t have to justify. Time you don’t have to explain. Kids finishing homework. Someone fixing a … Continue reading

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Quiet Kindness

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Black women

““Black women have not focused sufficiently on our need for contemplative spaces. We are often ‘too busy’ to find time for solitude. And yet it is in the stillness that we also learn how to be with ourselves in a … Continue reading

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