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Boal calls theater—acting—a language, and reminds us that a function of a multitude of languages is to extend our grasp of the real. Thus, I think, the more languages we employ—pantomime, dance, song, groans, baby talk, puppetry, photography—the more we discover.

:- Doug.

Tell one another what’s good.

:- Doug.

We are human. The start to doing better is to admit it. Hello, my name is. . .and I’m human.

:- Doug.

God perhaps is seen as the one who can follow the knot, who can love the knot. We however are who make up the knot we do not see.

:- Doug.

Footprints in the Wind^sm # 2097

I am about rainbows, butterflies, and hot chocolate.

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This human is a doing more complex than I had thought, than I am thinking, too. I must stretch not only my muscles.

:- Doug.

There is a community within each of us, and others surrounding each of us, and these communities in fact form a fine lace with others throughout the world. A lace fine but stronger than steel. We are not only individuals; our strength and wonder is not centered only in our standing apart. Tend the silk as well as the knots.

:- Doug.

Some works are impossible to complete: yet we must do what we can.

:- Doug.

I won’t find the answer this easily—there is no the answer.

:- Doug.

An aspect of wonderful is seeking out and appreciating the strengths of others and our environs.

:- Doug.

What did your life center around? Work? Family? Colleagues at work? Friends? Hobbies?

:- Doug.