Although our town dump does not have a leave/take shed and that makes me sad, it does have a book shed and I am addicted. Recently, I picked up this book (yet another good thing about my groovy town: lots of interesting parenting books in the book shed). I wasn't sure at first if Everyday Blessings meant it was a christian book, but I was feeling the need to be blessed anyway. Then I saw the subtitle: The Inner Work of Mindful Parenting. Ah, yes.
We're back from vacation, jetlagged, hot, and crabby. This is the first year that I've realized that summer hide-from-the-heat cabin fever is way worse than anything winter can bring.
I need to take a deep breath.
Breathe, Ina, breathe.
Peace.
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wow, that is groovy~! I live in corporate Delaware where the hippies long ago lost whatever grip they had on hearts, minds and economy.
We do still have a Bookateria, however, where you go and trade books - no money just exchanges although you can buy if you like.
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