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Author Archives: harasprice
Million Dollar Moment
I am incredibly fortunate that, for the most part, I have been able to spend my career doing things I love to do. That does not mean that I enjoy every moment of my working life…not by any stretch of … Continue reading
Posted in work and life
Tagged conscience, decisions, ethics, money, salary, value, vocation, Work
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Windows to the Soul
Yesterday, I woke up looking like a blood-hound, with two bright red, aching eyes staring back at me in the mirror. The day before, I had tried out a different shade of deep slate blue eyeliner that felt a little … Continue reading
Sometimes
Sometimes I find myself in a group of strangers and I realize I am looking for myself. Usually, we are gathered in a place together for some reason– common interest, perhaps. A compelling topic, a common cause, or at least, … Continue reading
Compelled
Its 1:00 a.m. as I sit to write. It amazes me that I am awake, and that what I am choosing to do at this post-midnight, pre-dawn hour is to write here on my blog. I have been doing a … Continue reading
Posted in quotations and reflections, work and life
Tagged compelled, mystery, Rilke, soul, spirit, write, writing
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Blizzard
Like most people who have spent a chunk of time in cold, snowy climates, I have no shortage of stories about ice storms, snow storms, and frigid cold weather. In Buffalo, snowstorms are measured in feet, and continuous days of … Continue reading
Posted in work and life
Tagged birds, blizzard, blizzard of 1977, Buffalo, chickadee, compassion, Contemplation, faith, mystery, mysticism, snow, stillness, Winter
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Fish and Frogs
I write this blog post from San Antonio, where I am attending a Social Work Research conference. This conference is always a reunion for me, a time when my own cohort from my doctoral program shares our stories, and catches … Continue reading
Posted in work and life
Tagged Blessing, career, community, conferences, faith, fish, frogs, growth, indigenous, passion, research, risk, social work, soul, vocation, Work
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Magnetism
I could smell the coming of a new millennium on that autumn morning. I stepped outside the Albany hotel where I had been conferencing with my colleagues. Suitcases and supplies were packed for a trip back to Buffalo. My colleagues … Continue reading
Posted in work and life
Tagged foreshadowing, Hale-Bopp, insight, intuition, magnetism, memory, mystery, symbols
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Gifts of the Magi
I have been fortunate to have encountered magi several times on this path I am traveling in my life. The magi in my life are not always archetypal robed Kings riding camels across majestic sand dunes. Nevertheless, encountering magi is … Continue reading
Posted in Spiritual journey, work and life
Tagged epiphany, faith, frakincense, gold, Grief, magi, myrrh, mystery
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