Excerpt from a letter to a friend in 2006, upon his having learned that an aggressive cancer was closing (opening?) the big door in front of him.
Nothing to hide. Nothing to fear. Nothing to regret. Nothing to prove.
From a Toastmasters speech in 1996.
In 2002, some staff were invited to share some welcoming words with new students on the last evening of Orientation. Click the title above to read what I thought important to tell them.
I wrote this draft—still to be submitted, at a personal retreat in 2009—after reading the book This I Believe, containing selections from the program by that name on NPR. (Click the title above for the full text of this entry.)