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2) The Cult of the Ego – Revisited
The Cult of the Ego examines how power dynamics shape individual behavior and societal structures, enabling a bodied understanding through the examination of dynamics of the interactions among children on a playground. The author reflects on personal experiences within mini cults of family and social hierarchies, urging self-examination regarding compliance and the reinforcement of power… Continue reading
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Look for the Helpers
Daily Prompt 12.10.25 “What is something others do that sparks your admiration?” Look for the Helpers The single trait that will always elicit my respect and admiration is the urge to help. When things in life go awry, there are a lot of different responses. I’ve found myself dumbfounded time and time again at how… Continue reading
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Daily Prompt – Career Path – 10.24.25
Today’s question asks what career path I would choose if I could change it. I think this question assumes that a person grows up, chooses one career, then retires. Guess I did that all wrong. I’ve been: After ALL of that I was working as a dishwasher/cook again when Covid hit, so I used that… Continue reading
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Loveland Corruption – Building a Big Picture
Loveland Corruption – Building a Big Picture I might have become involved because of the emergence of Camp Hope Loveland, but this storm has been brewing for a long time. Every piece I uncover reveals so much. It’s hard to keep up. Here are all of the posts so far. Use them LIBERALLY. (Please let… Continue reading
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Daily Prompt – Hard Work – 9.28.25
The author reflects on the misconception of tying self-worth to hard work, stemming from personal struggles and family rejection. They realize that fulfillment comes not from effort or exhaustion, but from the inherent value of the tasks themselves. Hard work can be fulfilling but should not define one’s worthiness. Continue reading
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Zebra Files 30) Failing At Everything, Everywhere, All At Once
The author shares a challenging life update, highlighting difficulties in managing health amidst a supportive family and job. Despite attempts to follow a strict diet and start physical therapy, pain persists, complicating daily life and work. Financial strains from insurance issues and personal struggles exacerbate feelings of inadequacy and overwhelm. Continue reading
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Zebra Files 22) Napping is weird
The author struggles with the concept of napping, favoring productivity over rest, yet acknowledges its necessity due to back pain from hypermobility syndrome. Despite scheduling daily naps, they find them unappealing and disruptive. They reflect on the conflict between personal preferences and health needs, recognizing the importance of prioritizing well-being over strong feelings. Continue reading
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BRB – Please Wait For Me
The author shares their journey of resilience and survival after experiencing homelessness, trauma, and health challenges. Reflecting on the impact of societal cruelty and personal struggles, they express a commitment to authenticity and connection. The blog aims to discuss various interconnected themes, inviting others to join in the transformative process of storytelling and healing. Continue reading
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