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A Storied Career. Kathy Hansen asks about storytelling.

A Storied Career

Kathy Hansen's Blog explores traditional and postmodern forms/uses of storytelling. I was recently interviewed by Kathy. The interview has been reposted here. The original interview is at A storied Career. 

 

Winner of our Canadian Harvest Photo Contest is Andrea from British Columbia.

I was the judge of the top 10 of nearly 100 images entered into the DUO.CA sponsored Canadian Harvest Photo Contest. More than 2,000 votes selected the top 10 photos. I choose Andrea's image of her two sons in their garden because it felt 'of the moment' and because it intuits a story of farming and families. Read on for Andrea's story and to find out why we sponsored this photo contest.

Firsthand: the power of story sharing.

snap shot of the Canadian Harvest Photo Contest submissions

Getting the job. Ready for hard work?

I met Tom in the organic garden at the University of Guelph. I am optimistic about the future.

A little about Tom. As shared by Tom.

1:1 the human connection

 

The Creation of Adam, a fresco painted on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel by Michelangelo in approximately 1511, depicts God breathing life into man, Adam. God does this by touching his index finger to Adam's index finger. I have always found this image, what I call "the touch," to be the most profound example of "connecting with another human being."

75 years later it's still infinitely exhilarating

I've been reading Huxley's book: Those Barren Leaves. I'm amazed as I turn the pages, how much of his writing, circa 1936, feels so current.

Who is supplying your creative channel?

What is your appetite for IDEAS?

66,000 original thoughts in one day

create spaces that are creative oasises

Jim Rohn shares: Despite all of the factors that affect our lives—like the kind of parents we have, the schools we attended, the part of the country we grew up in—none has as much potential power for affecting our futures as our ability to dream.

Why share your beliefs?

Available for inspired thinking?

The Ontario landscape is sublime.

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