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The word boundary has picked up a lot of baggage lately. It gets used in therapy circles and self-help books until it starts to sound like jargon—something you set with difficult people, not something that shapes an entire life. But a boundary is really just a decision made in advance. A line you draw before […]

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I’d been looking forward to this year’s World Cup for months.  As a lifelong football (soccer) fan, it’s always been one of those rare events that lets me completely switch off from the world and tune into the game I’ve grown up on.  But this tournament was different. I didn’t feel inspired or deeply satisfied […]

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I just got back from a cruise to Alaska with my husband a few weeks ago. The weather was wonderful, we ate amazing food, and saw pristine, untouched land that looked like nowhere else. We saw wildlife and passed by walls of green forests with waters tainted by a three-thousand-year-old glacier. We smelled the freshest […]

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Wait… what?  Love things more than people?  No way, Karen. I love my family. I love my friends. My stuff is just stuff, and people are way more important. Most of us would agree that people are more valuable than things. People have emotions, they learn and grow and create. People can love and support […]

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Your home is already trying to tell you something. It has limits built into it. Boundaries that define how much of any one thing can reasonably fit before the space stops working. Too often we ignore those limits, pushing past them with extra storage and creative stacking to fill them as much as possible and […]

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