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Empowering Women
The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day, celebrated globally on March 8, is “Empowering Women, Empowering Humanity: Picture It.” This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, a significant turning point in … Continue reading
It is February
The aroma of baked pastries stirs the senses, and boxes of chocolate whet the palate. Coffee shops serve cappuccinos with hearts frothed to perfection just waiting to be touched by lips. Florists are reeling shades of pink and red … Continue reading
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Tagged bishop, cappuccino, fantasy love, friendship, hearts, hopes, Love, mother child, roses, unconditional love
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Double Digit Birthday
I love birthdays. They are the measure of yet another year granted by the grace of God; a timeless privilege too often deprived by many whose breath on this earth has been counted. And with every birthday, I experience joy … Continue reading
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Tagged adulthood, birthday, celebrate life, childhood, faith, grace of God, inspire, life, live in the moment, Love, strength
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Happy 2015!
HAPPY NEW YEAR! For the year 2015, I pray We leave the fingerprints of our souls on the hearts of those whom we meet. We do the best of what our human soul invites us to do, and not what … Continue reading
Memories without Snapshots
There is something comforting about holding a photo in my hand, to feel the thickness and texture of the paper on which the image has been printed, and to see the dull or glossy finish of that image. It is … Continue reading
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Tagged christmas, curator of memories, e-books, memories, printed books, traditions
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Sharing with Gratitude
I truly believe everyone in her or his lifetime comes face to face with a bit of magic. It’s the kind of magic that reminds you of a simple act that can easily be forgotten – sharing with gratitude. Every so often … Continue reading
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The Rule Of Laws
(As published in The Armenian Observer, October 8, 2014) I sit in front of the glare of a computer screen with my hands on a keyboard trying to sort through a maze of thoughts that run through my assumed three … Continue reading
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Ground Zero
It was hot. It was muggy. It was 2001 and I was in New York City on a mission. The morning started early with map in hand and a determined objective to walk from the hotel in lower Manhattan through … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, catastrophe, evil, goodness, ground zero, New York, rule of laws
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Grounded
Once again and without fail, as I prepare to leave a city other than the one I call home, I sort through a whirlpool of emotions that cling to my heart; emotions that defy logic. In between attempts at packing … Continue reading
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Tagged bleak picture, comfort zone, emotions, familiarity, fully present, Los Angeles, mosaic of colors, ungrounded
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Am I My Brother’s Keeper?
The world watches as people from all three of the Abrahamic faiths wait to resolve the Palestinian—Israeli conflict in the Gaza. The children of Isaac and of Ishmael, ancient cousins, stand face to face in enmity and warfare while Christians … Continue reading
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Tagged children, christian, ethical, jewish, moral responsibilitiesdisputed territory, Palestinian, peace, rabbis, settlement
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