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Set Boundaries, Find Peace: A Guide to Reclaiming Yourself

by Nedra Glover Tawwab

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by David A. Leeming

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"Placing this on hold for now, as I am in the midst of some busy, distractting events in my life right now." — Apr 15, 2026 10:01AM

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“the end, I’m taking my first-ever sick day. I let Omar walk to school by himself in the morning. I didn’t want to, but that list of things I told myself I’d never allow and then done? Yaneh it’s getting pretty long.”
― Dimitri Nasrallah, Hotline: A Novel

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“Unfortunately, for those of us who would prefer to go on to bigger and better things--such as the advancement of humanity and the assurance of its survival--the great majority of political leaders now in power seem to care for nobody but themselves.”
― Benjamin Hoff, The Te of Piglet

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“In my time, love often followed trends, yet greater love grows through it all.”
― Matthew Edward Hall, San Mateo: Proof of The Divine

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“Excellence is difficult to achieve in a vacuum.”
― Gordon B. Hinckley, Standing for Something

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“The natural world is alright, voters across the country seem to be saying, as long as its preservation doesn't interfere with the process of destroying it to earn money.”
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