Great Victory or Unintended Consequence?
Craig Jones Columnist In the first Star Wars movie, Obi-Wan is teaching Luke about “The Force” aboard the Millennium Falcon. Skywalker has the light saber
29 September 2020
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Am I Going To Go It Alone? Yes
Craig Jones Columnist OK, So I’m not James Bond. My earliest lesson in being taught to ask for help sounded something like this. What a
27 August 2020
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Body, My Playmate
Craig JonesColumnist Every time I go for a run, I’m grateful for Danny. Every stride, every breath, every mile is infused with his teaching, and
29 July 2020
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Refusal of the Writer’s Call
Craig Jones Columnist My mom had dreams of being a published writer, and she always through the years referred to “The Writing,” rather than “My
1 June 2020
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I Might Really Be A Coward
Craig Jones Columnist I’m turning 67 this month and still don’t know if I might really be a coward. My deepest and darkest fear is
29 April 2020
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Atlanta Men Help Solve ‘The Great Toilet Paper Crisis’
Craig Jones Columnist Jonesy’s Notebook The transcript of an interview with some MDI men who stepped up and made a difference during The Great Toilet
1 April 2020
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The Lesson of the Samurai
Craig Jones Legacy Magazine Columnist All the soft-tissue injuries of my youth came, if sport-related, in the normal course of swift human or inanimate contact.
28 February 2020
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Lolly Columbe And Me
Craig Jones Legacy Columnist In one of his essays dated January 28, 1960, E.B. White wrote about a first love in this way: “I made
23 January 2020
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My 16-year-old Single Malt Reward
Craig Jones Legacy Columnist I found out that my twice-weekly blog posts (Notes From the GratiDude) each take about three minutes to read. I learned
26 December 2019
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Haiku and The Bard
I’m a wri… I’m a writ…… I could never finish the sentence, like Fonzie in that episode of Happy Days trying to admit he was
29 November 2019
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Dog Tag Team Honors a Father
Craig Jones Columnist I recently found my dad’s US Air Force dog tag. It was in a little cloth bag tied off with a ribbon,
29 September 2019
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Meditations From Antiquity
Craig Jones Columnist In tracing the arc of my own development as a leader, listening for the voices of various teachers and mentors along the
28 August 2019
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The First Cut Is The Deepest
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26 July 2019
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The Legacy of a Father Who Left So Soon
Craig Jones Columnist My dad died when I was five, in 1959. Lung cancer, non-smoker, who knows why, one chance in a million or billion
30 May 2019
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Help, I Don’t Know What I’m Doing
Craig JonesColumnist I was noticing how I increasingly don’t want to be inconvenienced or uncomfortable, as I get older, by any hassles, like weather and
28 April 2019
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