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By Victoria Price, Inspirational Speaker & Author
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CREATING A DAILY PRACTICE OF JOY

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Lessons from My Father: Pay Attention. Be Astonished. Tell About It.

June 17, 2018

When we are little kids, we are drawn to grownups who haven’t lost their capacity for childlike wonder and enthusiasm. That enthusiasm and our desire to connect with it means that what we learn most easily is what our parents are most enthusiastic about — be it fly fishing or football, baking or Broadway shows. Those things we learned from that place of easy joy are the things we will always hold closest to our hearts.

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Tags fathers day, father daughter relationship, Vincent Price, legacy of love, pay attention, mary oliver, daily practice of joy, presence, practice joy, life lessons
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Living Our Legacies of Love

June 18, 2017

That is the greatest gift of life, I believe: Living forward our legacy of love. Not only this Father's Day, but every day.

May we all keep living forward our legacies of Love.

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Tags fathers day, daddys girl, vincent price, victoria price, learning to see, legacy of love, adam west
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