Practice

Practices that encourage knowing and loving your neighbors and neighborhood.


Chalking the Door
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Chalking the Door

Chalk is ordinary material of the earth. This practice takes common elements and makes them holy. Chalk does not make a permanent mark. It fades with time, but each time we enter our home and see the inscription, we are reminded of our desire for our homes to be places of hospitality, welcome, and peace.

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Thank You Notes
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Thank You Notes

Englewood Grand, selected by Westword as one of “The 100 Bars We Can’t Live Without”, began hosting “Thankful Thursdays”. The invitation was to write a note of encouragement. They would provide the stationery and postage, and serve a great cocktail.

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To be rooted is perhaps the most important and least recognized need in the human soul.

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Simone Weil