Author Archives: dgermann
Boggle daily
Three hundred years is at once beyond imagination and within imagination. We stretch. We boggle our daily minds. We think bigger. We respond to issues and opportunities of lineage and species. :- Doug.
Wonderful tie
This may be a wonderful tie, but it’s not Superman’s cape. :- Doug.
Some diaper
Some days you’re the baby, some days you’re the diaper. :- Doug.
Most troubling
About what do you want to dialogue this morning? What struck you, what needs to be said, about what do you want others’ thoughts? What’s the most meaningful, most troubling part? :- Doug.
“Story” too big
Sometimes “story” is too big a task. Think of episodes, little chance events that spoke to you. :- Doug.
Humanity really
I want humanity to work for really real. :- Doug.
Story ambit?
What is the ambit of your story? The circle of your compassion? :- Doug.
Don’t make memories
Don’t make memories Make stories happen: Good and real :- Doug.
Write a true story
Write a true story from your life for your friends. Rewrite it to tell to 9-12 year old grandchildren. Rewrite it again to tell to 300 year grandchildren elders. :- Doug.
Retell later
Retell the story as if to a different—a later—audience. :- Doug.
Efforts worthwhile
We give ourselves to efforts worthwhile as vessels to be emptied and filled :- Doug.
Ever branching
Use lots of ellipses…life’s process seems ever branching. :- Doug.
Story behind
Sounds like there may be a story behind that question. :- Doug.
Humanity grows
Humanity grows by accumulating its many small stories :- Doug.