James claims in "Varieties" that there are two kinds of people, differentiated from where they live in relation to their misery threshold.
But the city poses unique challenges, and as a result, more families are thinking earlier about where they want to live in relation to what it means for their children's education.
In this text, the question of how to respond to the suffering associated with love and loss is closely connected to the question of how to live in relation to God.
This year, however, the ground game is obsessive in their efforts to remain consistent and local, referring to themselves as "neighbourhood volunteers" and often mentioning where they live in relation to their targets.
I tell him that what I like about his movies is that they don't live in relation to other movies, as so much homage-heavy film-school product often does.
They survive because many parts of the Village, dating back to the late 18th and early 19th centuries, before the city started regulating how residents could build and live in relation to one another, remain intact.
In addition, one can be severely ill regardless of where the person lives in relation to the location of the hospital.
Forgiveness is an inevitable component of any life lived in relation.
Indeed, it is time for us to live in relation to one another as if our common future depended on it... because it does!
Trudy sees November 15 as an opportunity to inspire people to take on the challenges of living mindfully: "Mindfulness involves doing some hard things: sustaining attentiveness and wise focus, and taking compassionate responsibility for how we live in relation to ourselves, others and our world.
