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Weaving is really representative of flow for me. Not only do I feel in flow when I weave myself, but the patterns created by a lot of the weaving I admire remind me of the sort of sacred untouchability that comes with being in flow.

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Something ELSE that went well this week: working to create Community Agreements by consensus with each of my class periods.

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Something that went well this week:

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I love this artist's work, and it reminds me of Seligman's ideas about purpose, meaning, and personal strengths. He writes, " The Meaningful Life consists in belonging to and serving something that you believe is bigger than the self..." (2011).

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To me, Seligman's ideas about prioritizing positive relationships with others is so important because it can get us closer to this magnificent ideal.

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This is a picture of me at the Women's March this weekend. I almost didn't go, but it turned out to be an opportunity for me to re-establish a lot of inspiring relationships I have with other women. I remembered Seligman's insistence that authentically happy people all have something in common: positive relationships with other people.

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Ancestral inspiration for pursuing my weaving flow.

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"if you ask someone who is in flow what they are thinking and feeling, they usually say, 'nothing.' In flow we merge with the object." - Martin Seligman (2011)

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"if you ask someone who is in flow what they are thinking and feeling, they usually say, 'nothing.' In flow we merge with the object." - Martin Seligman (2011)

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I'm still a beginning weaver, but I feel in flow at a loom, as seen below.

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These are earrings that I have wanted to try and make for at least a year. When I finally sat down to work on them, I felt in flow. Time stopped, the conversation faded to the background, and when I finished, I felt so happy with what I had made.

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This is a photo from my journal where I am reflecting on "What Went Well," as suggested by Seligman.