June 26, 2000
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From the Editors
Doris, The Woman
who lived across the street from us years ago, showed me how to be a good neighbor—by being one.
How fun to see my article, "Clipping, trimming, and cultivating" appear in the May 15 Sentinel.
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A recent review of research on unmarried couples who are living together, cohabitation is not the key to happiness.
What do you do when the new neighbor cuts down your favorite tree—a tree you assumed was joint property? Tears were this woman's first response From there, though, she moved on to a much more constructive approach both to the problem and to the person involved.
As I left the city one evening, the most beautiful sunset I'd ever seen encompassed me with radiance.
When suddenly overcome by fear on a path high above the beach, this author turned to God for refuge—and rescue.
She was grateful to God in the midst of a hurricane. Imagine that!
God doesn't need our help in order to govern creation, but we each have a part to play in following His lead.
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Professional flutist and founder of Avedis, a chamber music group, Alexandra Hawley shares her love of music—and of life—with her listeners.
just today, I saw a smile,a smile that melted mountainsand lifted ancient handsto clap in breathless chorus,a smile that bore the ages powerto strip the guilty shadowsand wash the earth in light.
Singing was not his thing. (His chorus teacher let him know that!) But playing the piano, this was a talent straight from God.
When I was in grade school and then in college I wasn't completely happy.
Very soon the sore closed and new skin formed.
This happened many years ago, and the pain never returned.
I put my shoe on and went about my business with rapidly restored normalcy.
When I called a Christian Science practitioner, we spoke just briefly.
