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Comment on “Seven Thoughts of Gratitude on Turning 70″ by Bev Scott by Bev Scott

Bev Scott — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 00:52:19 +0000

Hi Heather,
Thank you for your kind coments. I like that you see yourself as a service provider. Such a nice way of connecting and meeting the needs of others. Your parents are lucky that you see them as best friends.

Good luck to you in all your future endeavors. Thanks for writing!

Comment on “Seven Thoughts of Gratitude on Turning 70″ by Bev Scott by Heather cline-odonovan

Heather cline-odonovan — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 04:49:16 +0000

Happy birthday Bev. You are an amazing individual who has touched my life as a student and now graduate. I learned a lot from you. I appreciate your help and interesting ideas in organizational analysis from a class I took from you years ago. I lIke that you think of yourself as a writer now. I consider myself a service provider for students and a tutor. I still want to get into green tech and a
Taking classes for it but until then I am a tutor. I am glad you are of my parents generation as they are my best friends in this life along with my wife. Thanks again Bev for being a great professor and for being a service provider to our community too. See you later.

Comment on “Fractured Hands” by Meredith Stout by Catherine Madden

Catherine Madden — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 22:24:25 +0000

Thanks Bev and Patricia for the nice update and the blog from Meredith Stout – yes, we all have so much for which to be grateful and I, too, am looking at my hands with new eyes. How nice that you are now also going to share the 3rd Act at Esalen! Thanks for keeping me on your list. Chanukah, Solstice, Christmas, Kwanzaa blessings to you both with gratitude for the ways in which you bring light to the lives of others, Kitty

Comment on “Fractured Hands” by Meredith Stout by Meredith Stout

Meredith Stout — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 18:26:24 +0000

Thank you, Carolyn, for your response to my reflections. I’m glad they resonate with you. I have wasted time being ashamed of my hands, even trying to hide them so people wouldn’t see how “ugly” they were. When I reframed my thinking about them, it opened both my hands and my heart. May you continue to enjoy your body and your life, Meredith

Comment on “Fractured Hands” by Meredith Stout by Carolyn CJ Jones

Carolyn CJ Jones — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 02:13:31 +0000

Hi Meredith,

What a poignant way to define how we can look at our aging process and see it as the stories, the fabric of our lives. They, our bodies or our hands, represent the work and effort we have put into life. It is that which makes us who we are. And that, is cause to celebrate!

Nice piece…