Niaga
@xkz
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@xkz
Good work!!
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erica
@heavygweit
went for my first run in months today and it suuuuuucked so hard 😄 > way too hot at 3pm > haven’t been taking care of my lungs > sleep deprived from travel and jet lag > been in full on sedentary builder mode for several months but i’m so glad bc i got this sucky first run out of the way and got over the mental hurdle of getting back into fitness (and the beach was really nice)
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christin
@christin
/firstdraft is becoming my public notepad! here are a series of recurring thoughts this weekend, stemming from meeting a bunch of IRL friends i haven't seen in a while and trying to condense all that i've been up to in the past few years into a few sentences. i've also pondered about how to explain what i've been up to for my spiritual community, chaplaincy teachers, practitioner friends, and the like. - embedded chaplaincy as a content creator in a past piece titled "why am i pursuing buddhist chaplaincy," I wrote: The traditional definition of a chaplain is: a minister who cares for people in crisis who are displaced from their preferred place of living. This can range from people suffering from illness (hospital), death (hospice), incarceration (prisons). It’s like being an ER doctor for spiritual care, composed of Judeo-Christian traditions. https://christinchong.com/writing/why-am-i-pursuing-buddhist-chaplaincy
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Zach
@zachterrell
nyc is a really nice place with a bunch of distractions. palo alto is a really nice place with basically nothing to do. simple as
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Niaga
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Terror movies: Fathers: look, this place looks good to Live KKKKKKK
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Messi 🎩
@zazen
The Ravens got the dub. Hard to watch but still a dub
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Niaga
@xkz
Learn from the Greeks. Western education, like almost every other branch of culture, has a tradition that dates back to Ancient Greece. The big difference between Greek education and others is the end and not the means. These are always the same: teaching to read, write, calculate, develop strength and physical health, etc. The ends, however, are very different: the Greeks had an attachment to freedom that we have never been able to forget. Form a free and independent man. and not training competent professionals, as even slaves were like that.
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Niaga
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Good Luck lady
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Lifes Gold
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Woman have to stay in kittchen
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Legal
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phil
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