Well, I echo Chuck Ziehr: Nichole and Paul Parsons are among the most sincere people I know.
Looking more broadly, I would say that New York Times columnist, David Brooks has always been my favorite political commentator. Brooks threads the political divide with compassion and sincerity. I look forward to reading his new book, "How To Know A Person." Quoting from the book, "There is one skill that lies at the heart of any healthy person, family, school, community organization, or society: the ability to see someone else deeply and make them feel seen... to make them valued. heard, and understood." Personally, I would add, "Stop talking and listen!"
Nicole and Paul Parsons are two of the most sincere, caring, and thoughtful people I know. I've gotten to know them through Trails for All in Westcliffe, CO--a great group of volunteers and welcoming people.
What a compliment, Chuck! Thank you so much. And I agree, Trails for All seems to be a magnet for sincere, welcoming, caring people -- including you and Judy. You show us how it's done!
Flim-flam win crunchiest phrase of the week in my world. I know always it's your writing because it seizes me by the heart. Oh, sincerity... <3
THE Frances Story is listening to my work? Be still my heart!!
Well, I echo Chuck Ziehr: Nichole and Paul Parsons are among the most sincere people I know.
Looking more broadly, I would say that New York Times columnist, David Brooks has always been my favorite political commentator. Brooks threads the political divide with compassion and sincerity. I look forward to reading his new book, "How To Know A Person." Quoting from the book, "There is one skill that lies at the heart of any healthy person, family, school, community organization, or society: the ability to see someone else deeply and make them feel seen... to make them valued. heard, and understood." Personally, I would add, "Stop talking and listen!"
I've been wanting to read David Brooks' new book, too! We might get the audio version for our Christmas road trip.
Nicole and Paul Parsons are two of the most sincere, caring, and thoughtful people I know. I've gotten to know them through Trails for All in Westcliffe, CO--a great group of volunteers and welcoming people.
What a compliment, Chuck! Thank you so much. And I agree, Trails for All seems to be a magnet for sincere, welcoming, caring people -- including you and Judy. You show us how it's done!