Category Archives: Friendship
Little Italy Restaurante
I sat down to dinner last December with two old friends. John, Richard and I chose Little Italy not only because we love the food but because John and I used to work for the Gialopsoses, who opened the restaurant … Continue reading
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Land of the Morning Calm
Peter joined the U.S. Army in 1981. He had studied Taekwondo extensively for years, so when the time came to discuss his deployment, he asked to be stationed in Korea where the discipline of Taekwondo had been developed during the … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Giving, Kindness
Tagged benevolence, cold, culture, exhausted, famished, friendship, giving, hardship, hostility, hungry, kindness, love, mercy, misconceptions, prejudice, racism, soldiers, tired, war, wet
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The Tower of Babel
A stranger on the other side of the world taught me that the Tower of Babel was a blessing. Let me explain. I was tooling around Facebook late last night when a lady I’ve never met accepted my friend request. … Continue reading
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Tagged beauty, communicate, culture, feeling, feelings, friend, friends, friendship, gentleness, honesty, humanity, kindness, language, read, speak, talk, Tower of Babel, warmth, write
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Farewell to a Friend
I had to say goodbye to a friend on July 30. It turns out that not only I, but several people close to me, had a parting word of praise for Bill that they wished to share with the world, … Continue reading
Blessed Are the Peacemakers
“For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.” –Matthew 7:2 There is a phenomenon described in social psychology as the fundamental attribution error, which … Continue reading
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Tagged distortion, endurance, friendship, grace, kindness, love, patience, peace, peacemakers, perception
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