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This is the last Humanist Thought of the Week podcast.

I am moving on to other projects designed to teach people about Humanism.

Which brings me to the concept of resolutions.

Resolutions are goals.  

The reason I am ending this podcast is because I have other goals.

We all need goals.  We need something to work towards.

Sometimes we have to let go of one dream to pursue another.

Don’t be afraid to chase your dreams.

Just do so realistically, compassionately and ethically.

Make me proud of you.

And please don’t lose touch. 

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Thanks for your support!

Bye.

I’m in Las Vegas right now with my son and my mom and her husband.

We are taking a little vacation before joining my sister’s family for the holidays.  

Which holidays?

Well that depends on which family member.

Christmas? Certainly.  Hanukah? Definitely. Saturnalia? Probably. 

This is the first time I’ve spent this holiday away from my husband, but this trip couldn’t be cancelled.

We have to clean out my father’s house to prepare it for sale. 

I’m looking forward to seeing everyone in my extended family. Aunts, uncles, cousins and more.

They are all loving wonderful people.

To me, regardless of the holiday you celebrate, the people you celebrate with it are what matters.

But then, I’m a Humanist.