Broadcasting mettā via unattributed postcards
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Milliún míle buíochas (a million thank yous) to the tens of thousands of people in Ireland who have volunteered to help our country during the pandemic, and to Volunteer Ireland for matching people with what needs doing.
If you haven’t yet volunteered to help, here’s how to get started
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Doing, Pairing, Scaffolding. Thank you for the past year. Best wishes to all!
Learn how “scaffolding” techniques enhance learning
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Your example helped me find the path to my own sweet wildness.
Explore how mindfulness can help you find your purpose
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As a sensitive person, you’re a canary. Trust yourself. Just because you see things other people don’t, that doesn’t mean what you see isn’t real. Canaries were taken into coal mines because people can’t detect deadly CO.
Dr. Peter Doyle
Discover highly sensitive people
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In the middle of a very difficult situation, you always had my back. Thank you; it made all the difference.
When helping colleagues is most effective, according to science.
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Having been through things like this before, I heartily recommend a big potluck party with everyone after the last day: to celebrate what once was, and what will be the new adventures that await.
Read about the history of potluck meals in the US
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The windows shuttered at long last,
Máire Ó Laoghaire, “Fare thee well”
Laughter replaced by dust bunnies.
A few pure souls still soldier on:
Trolling lanky northern ginger,
Thoughtful blue-haired mountain angel,
And you, kindness made manifest;
Always telling the truth, with love.
How being kind is more loving than being nice
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Thanks for working with me and my team. I wish you the best.
Investigate what it means to be part of a highly effective team
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You showed me what I can teach, but the more precious gift was helping me see what I can still learn.
Investigate how the benefits of teaching and learning are intertwined
Enjoy the photographs of Diego Re
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I had the pleasure of visiting Dublin many times; everyone was always kind and inclusive. Thank you all for being wonderful hosts when I visited, from including me in outings to offering recommendations for food and drinks. I am going to miss you wonderful and talented folks and hope our paths cross again in the future.
Learn about social inclusion and how volunteering can be a powerful way to support a diverse community.
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We’re all a little weird. And life is a little weird. And when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall into mutually satisfying weirdness — and call it love — true love.
Robert Fulghum, “True Love”
Your marriage inspires me.
Dwell in Kahlil Gibran’s timeless mediation on marriage
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It’s been such a pleasure working with all of you. I hope our paths cross again!!
Read about the Theory of Six Degrees of Separation, and how social media is shortening the chain
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