The Message
In the first year or so that my daughter, the Lovely K., was with me, she found phone conversations and leaving messages very challenging. She…
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In the first year or so that my daughter, the Lovely K., was with me, she found phone conversations and leaving messages very challenging. She…
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A traditional story of social courage for today has its origins in China. Or Bosnia – I’ve seen it identified both ways. It was retold…
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This challenge is for teens who have their thumbs on their phones all the time, texting their friends to make plans to meet. The next…
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Today’s courage book review offers two illustrated books for children of Jataka tales, tales the Buddha told, but to begin with, here’s a beautiful picture…
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It is the nature of children (and grown-ups) to tell stories. That’s a given. Stories act a social lubricant among kids, a currency of exchange,…
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“Take courage from the story” is a Dakota proverb, written phonetically as Nee yeh chee yi yo. This was shared with me by my good…
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My two favorite moral commandments as a parent are as follows: As you point one finger at another, notice that three fingers are pointing back…
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If you had an abundance of social courage, what would you do? Try out for American Idol? Host a theme party? Wear something you wouldn’t…
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Every day since K. arrived in this country at the start of second grade, I put a note in her lunch bag. When her English…
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Lion’s Whiskers offers this courage challenge: Before school ends this year and you’ve lost the chance to exercise your social courage muscles, look around: Is…
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