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Apologies That Don’t Work
Apologies are supposed to restore social relations. To repair the damage of an insult. To acknowledge that you’ve fallen short of what you promised. To acknowledge a wrong that you did or were part of, and start repairing the damage. … Continue reading
Let’s Have a Festive — Not Feisty — Holiday
It’s that time of year again. You know, the one with Christmas trees, lights all over the place, Christmas carols, gifts, and family gatherings. There’s the later-remembered fun of finding a Christmas tree and decorating it. There’s often the dread … Continue reading
