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- Why 37 days? (an illustrated story)
See and hear why this blog is called "37days" - Hear the 37days story
- Why 37 days?
If you're stopping by for the first time, this post will give you insight into what this is all about.
- 37DAYS BOOK AVAILABLE NOW!
- 50@50
- BLOG TOUR '08
- CONTACT PATTI
- INVITE PATTI TO YOUR TOWN or PODCAST
- Live your wild and precious life NOW! - Join us for a new TeleCoaching Class!
- PHOTOS
- Playing with Blocks - let's talk together on June 17th!
- RETREATS
- SPEAKING AND COACHING
- TOUR SCHEDULE
- WHAT READERS SAY
- WHO IS PATTI DIGH?
Favorite Essays
Categories
- 50@50
- Advocate / Constructively
- Always / Learn
- Be / Alive
- Be / Generous
- Be / Intentional
- Be / Passionate
- Be / Still
- Book Tour
- Celebrate / daily
- Challenge / Ignorance
- Covet / Things
- Create / Art
- Create / Community
- Cultivate / Creativity
- Do / Something
- Explore / Forgiveness
- Fight / Racism
- Fight / Stereotypes
- Find / Compassion
- Follow / Intuition
- Give / Freely
- Give / thanks
- Go / Explore
- Grow / Gardens
- Have / Voice
- Just / dance
- Know / Self
- Life is a Verb
- Lift / Others
- Live / Fully
- Live / Simply
- Love / More
- Love / Unconditionally
- Make 10
- Move / Around
- Nurture / Challenge
- Only / Connect
- Own / Up
- Patti turns 50!
- Plant / Happiness
- Podcasts
- read / more
- Read / Words
- Really / See
- Renew / Learning
- Respect / Death
- Respect / Others
- say / yes
- Seek / Equality
- Self / Aware
- Set / Goals
- Simply / Care
- Slow / Down
- Speak / Up
- Stay / Curious
- Take / Action
- Travel / There
- Trust / Yourself
- Value / Friendship
- Write / Now
Reading Now
My Other Sites
- 37days
My weekly newsletter on living intentionally. - Haiku Book Review
My summaries of books I've read recently, written in Haiku. Why not? - movable type
My thoughts about diversity, stereotypes, prejudice, inclusion, culture.... - The Circle Project
Helping organizations explore diversity and inclusion issues through theatre and story. This is the work I have waited my whole life to do.
Mr Brilliant Blogs!
- Ptak Science Books
Mr Brilliant is one smart man. Hence the name. And he blogs now about all manner of fascinating stuff! Run, go, get brilliant, won't you?
Let's pretend I wrote these...
Books I Like
- William Gass: A Temple of Texts
Parker Palmer: The Courage to Teach: Exploring the Inner Landscape of a Teacher's Life
Billy Collins: Sailing Alone Around the Room
Even if you think you hate poetry, this will work for you.Astrid Lundgren: Pippi Longstocking
What can I say? I was a red-headed child - Pippi was my role model!
I Believe
creative impulse
The Human Calendar
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Let me read to you
Let's connect!
PATTI DIGH
click to see that wacky aging process
My 37days stores
- 37days shop
jewelry, calendars, and more - 37days Bookshop
some of my favorites
Recent Posts
- Life is a Verb in Manzanita, Portland, Bend!
- Let me read to you.
- Write your irresistible obituary as prelude to living it.
- Sit with truth in the asparagus section
- All I want for my birthday is a paper quilt.
- May I suggest this is the best part of your life?
- Somewhere, she's getting a kick out of the attention...
- Live an Irresistible Obituary
- Seeing again.
- Freedom is a verb.
Recent Comments
- Nikki Hardin on Live an Irresistible Obituary
- Laurie Foley on Let me read to you.
- smallbluebird on Let me read to you.
- Lavender Dreams on Let me read to you.
- Cindy on Sit with truth in the asparagus section
- gabriela Gaudet on All I want for my birthday is a paper quilt.
- Roberta Youtan Kay on All I want for my birthday is a paper quilt.
- Kim Mailhot on Sit with truth in the asparagus section
- gwyn on Sit with truth in the asparagus section
- Mister Earl on May I suggest this is the best part of your life?
Patti's Books
Patti Digh: Life Is a Verb: 37 Days to Wake Up, Be Mindful, and Live Intentionally
Tim Russert: Wisdom of Our Fathers
Patti's essay about her father appears on page 192!Gardenswartz, Rowe, Digh, Bennett: The Global Diversity Desk Reference
- Robert Rosen, Patricia Digh: Global Literacies: Lessons on Business Leadership and National Cultures
Patti's Recent Articles
- Decide How to Decide - Association Forum
- "Let Go of Your Legal Pad" - Skirt! Magazine
- "Real women play the tuba" - Skirt! Magazine
- "Go See The Tiny Ninjas" - Skirt! magazine
- "Bust Your Toast Rules" - Skirt! Magazine
- "Close the Boardroom Closet" - Skirt! magazine
- "Loving unlovable people" - Skirt! magazine
- "Burn those jeans" - Skirt! magazine
- "Choose your seatmates wisely" - Skirt! Magazine
- "Eat slowly and thank the chef" - Skirt! Magazine
Opportunities to meet!
Donate Life
Art places and spaces
The Fine Print
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That is too awesome.
Posted by: Carrie | 02 February 2008 at 12:47
Hi Patti,
Found my way here somehow by a degree or two of separation in the blogosphere. I poked around a bit at some of your posts, and I enjoy your viewpoints and your eloquent writing. My name is Pattie, too, and I also reside in North Carolina! Asheville is a lovely place.
Posted by: Pattie | 02 February 2008 at 16:24
Very cool. Thanks for sharing this.
Posted by: deirdre | 02 February 2008 at 18:05
I love it, that was wild!
Posted by: terri | 02 February 2008 at 19:14
That's so funny! Love it!
Posted by: Becky | 02 February 2008 at 19:35
YAYE!!!!!!!
This has me cheering in my seat!!!!!!
YAYE!!!!!!!
Posted by: grace with ease, T | 03 February 2008 at 12:01
Amazing -- thanks for sharing. Came here via Blue Girl -- loved your "aging process" thingy -- the variety of hairstyles and "looks" was fun to see.
Posted by: Apostate | 03 February 2008 at 17:39
That's brilliant! Only one of these I've seen is hundreds of people dancing in Liverpool Station which was wild- But this is such a better idea.
I love the idea of one of the busiest places in NYC- doing something that makes people stop for a moment.
Posted by: Nicole | 04 February 2008 at 04:19
That is too cool! Thank you soo much for sending it to me.
Posted by: rachel | 04 February 2008 at 13:26
yay! that's so awesome!
Posted by: leah | 04 February 2008 at 18:00
That is awesome...makes people have to stop and think for a moment
Posted by: Apple | 05 February 2008 at 10:54
Wow. That was profound. I love the whole idea of ImprovEverything but this mission really spoke to me. We rush through life, never seeing other people. I just love the way this project made others stop and look around.
I lost your blog for awhile. It's good to have found you again. I believe there is a reason you have resurfaced in my life. I am looking forward to finding out what.
Posted by: Cynthia | 05 February 2008 at 16:20
this is great! it made me smile and laugh out loud!
Posted by: jylene | 24 February 2008 at 15:44