In today's fast-paced world, as we juggle family responsibilities, jobs, and social obligations, we seem to be missing out on what we fundamentally crave: a calmer, gentler, sweeter, and more gracious life. In Gracious Living in a New World, Alexandra Stoddard offers a rich assortment of ideas for achieving a gracious lifestyle. As a busy professional and dedicated wife, mother, and grandmother who revels in the energy of the city and basks in the tranquility of the village, Alexandra is uniquely poised to help us smooth the frayed edges of our lives. Positive and practical, her path toward gracious living does not require money or "extra hands" around the house. When we give ourselves and others positive time and space, our life expands to gracious proportions: "We are surrounded by opportunities for living with grace—our own hands and our own hearts are all the tools we'll ever need."
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Gracious Living in a New World: Finding Joy in Changing Times
2013, HarperCollins Publishers
in English
0062276085 9780062276087
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Gracious Living in a New World: Finding Joy in Changing Times
November 1, 1997, Collins
in English
0380726203 9780380726202
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Gracious living in a new world: finding joy in changing times
1996, Morrow
in English
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0688143377 9780688143374
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"In the village of Stonington, Connecticut, where my husband, Peter, and I have the good fortune to spend pre time in our small but lovely eighteenth-century cottage, everyone buys the daily newspaper at Frankie Keane's "news office" No one in Stonington has the newspaper delivered."
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