Diane L. Dunton
Vermont to Maine – My 265 Mile Ride to End Poverty Housing
Last month I took part in a segment of the Fuller Center Bike Adventure, an annual long-distance cycling event which raises funds (over...
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Diane L. Dunton
Jan 12, 20212 min read
A Life Changed
How would my life have been different if my father had not contracted polio?
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Diane L. Dunton
Oct 10, 20202 min read
2020: The Year of Love and Loss
Resilience and Plan B: #InThisTogether is more than just a trending hashtag.
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Diane L. Dunton
Apr 30, 20202 min read
Hope Springs Eternal
"The soul, uneasy and confin’d from home" —Alexander Pope Photo © DL Dunton Photography Winters in Maine are long. Each spring I look...
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Diane L. Dunton
Apr 15, 20202 min read
Turning the Tables
"Will we finally understand that we do not and have never mastered nature?" Between late 2019 and early 2020, bush fires in Australia...
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Diane L. Dunton
Mar 15, 20201 min read
You Asked, I Listened!
Responding to feedback from readers who love their Kindles, my book of inspirational essays and Maine nature photography, Living,...
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Diane L. Dunton
Mar 5, 20192 min read
Family Comes in All Shapes and Sizes
Saying goodbye to Leila: Family, gratitude, and passing through Groton, Vermont.
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Diane L. Dunton
Dec 14, 20183 min read
The Gift of Chance Encounters
The Bono lookalike winked and told us he was travelling incognito before asking the important question: Had we seen the hawk?
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Diane L. Dunton
Nov 21, 20183 min read
Sometimes the Joy is in the Trying
How often do we work to build something—a career, a project, a relationship—only to be disappointed? How hard is it for us to let go?
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Diane L. Dunton
Nov 9, 20182 min read
The Choices We Make
Career coaching is one of the services I offer through my consulting business. I began designing career workshops early in my career when...
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Diane L. Dunton
Oct 29, 20182 min read
Jagged Edges
“Very little grows on jagged rock. Be ground. Be crumbled, so wild flowers will come up where you are.” Rumi Last month I had foot...
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Diane L. Dunton
Oct 3, 20182 min read
Perspective and the Hummingbird
As a photographer, there are certain shots I find challenging to capture. These include an eagle high in flight, the swift movement of a loo
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Diane L. Dunton
Sep 18, 20182 min read
Coming Together...What Does It Take?
I live in a quiet, well-maintained community on a lake. I do not take for granted the beauty of what I wake up to everyday. Those who...
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Diane L. Dunton
Sep 11, 20182 min read
Remembering 9/11
Seventeen years have passed since 9/11 and the tragic loss of so many lives and a shared American innocence. In remembering some of our coun
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Diane L. Dunton
Aug 8, 20182 min read
Safety: Reality or Illusion & Why It Matters
A sense of safety and security are essential to a person's well-being.
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Diane L. Dunton
May 30, 20182 min read
Waking Up With New Eyes
#Transition & #Retirement: Taking on new roles and redefining who you want to be in your next act.
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Diane L. Dunton
May 16, 20182 min read
Strength Training
Revisiting our intentions throughout the year and sharing them with others can help us shift our focus to create new possibilities in our li
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Diane L. Dunton
Apr 30, 20183 min read
Six Degrees of Separation
Science or myth? Surprising connections and the many threads that bind us to one another.
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Diane L. Dunton
Apr 24, 20183 min read
The Gift
Sometimes all it takes to conquer a limitation is the knowledge that someone believes in you.
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Diane L. Dunton
Apr 4, 20182 min read
A Different Perspective
A shift in perspective, however subtle, can improve a person’s life in a myriad of ways.
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