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Lazy or Buddha?
Mindfulness, Self-CareAnnie MahonDecember 6, 2012laziness, Thich Nhat HanhComment
Toenail Fungus and Happiness
Mindfulness, Self-CareAnnie MahonDecember 1, 2012craving Comments
Like a Tree.
Mindfulness, Self-Care, RelationshipsAnnie MahonNovember 6, 2012Comment
How could you say that about me?!
Mindfulness, RelationshipsAnnie MahonOctober 27, 2012Comment
Putting an End to Loneliness
Mindfulness, RelationshipsAnnie MahonOctober 1, 2012cooperativeComment
Taxi Driver Politics
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Collapsing under the Weight of it All
Collapsing under the Weight of it All

I think you would have laughed if you saw me this evening, lying on the family room floor with a tree trunk across my body.  

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Mindfulness, Self-Care, EnvironmentAnnie MahonSeptember 5, 2012Comment
Love the One You're with.
Mindfulness, Self-Care, RelationshipsAnnie MahonAugust 19, 2012Comment
Going in the Direction of Non-Killing
Difficulties & Loss, Mindfulness, Self-Care, RelationshipsAnnie MahonJuly 19, 2012euthanasia, pets, Thich Nhat Hanh Comments
Stop Working so Hard and Sit on Your.... Porch
Mindfulness, Self-Care, RelationshipsAnnie MahonJuly 4, 2012Bertrand RussellComment
Don't Blame the Match
Mindfulness, Self-CareAnnie MahonJune 12, 2012conditions, Thich Nhat HanhComment
On Retreat at Home
Mindfulness, RelationshipsAnnie MahonMay 26, 2012Comment
The 200-day Shower
Mindfulness, Self-CareAnnie MahonMay 17, 2012Buddha, David Eagleman, Fire Sutra, impermanence, neuroscience, Thich Nhat HanhComment
Joyfully Letting Go of Dreams
Mindfulness, Self-CareAnnie MahonMay 6, 2012Comment
The New Ouija Board
Mindfulness, Self-CareAnnie MahonApril 11, 2012ouija Comment
Dropping Plates and Doing Nothing
Mindfulness, Self-CareAnnie MahonApril 3, 2012David Whyte, Thich Nhat Hanh Comments
This moment in religion
Mindfulness, Self-CareAnnie MahonMarch 3, 2012afterlife, book of Mormon, broadway, Religion, Thich Nhat HanhComment
Fair Trade and Sustainable Businesses
RelationshipsAnnie MahonMarch 1, 2012Anusara, cooperatives, fair trade, interbieing, sustainable business, Thich Nhat HanhComment
What Kind of Dog are You?
What Kind of Dog are You?

This morning I took two dogs on a walk in Rock Creek Park.  Gus is our 12-year-old standard poodle, a super chill guy, and Ralphie is my daughter's 10-pound Havanese.

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Mindfulness, Self-Care, Relationships, EnvironmentAnnie MahonFebruary 26, 2012dogs, Rock Creek Park, Thich Nhat HanhComment
Understanding a Tornado
Mindfulness, Self-Care, RelationshipsAnnie MahonFebruary 19, 2012love, Thich Nhat Hanh, understanding, valentine's dayComment
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