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01/11/2026

What food is never okay to eat at work?
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01/10/2026

I tried to go live at the SC State House, but there was THOUSANDS of people there — the signal kept cutting in and out.

That being said, wow. It was a very powerful afternoon here in Columbia. It was amazing seeing so many people coming together for something positive.

There’s so much hate and divide right now. Everywhere. Including right here in our own communities. Having the Walk for Peace reroute to come here, in my humble opinion, means something. We should take that as a sign.

One of the monks said today: “We all bleed the same color blood. Cry the same salty tears. We are all crafted from the same cloth.”

That we are. And I love that message. We need it right now. 🤍

-Kaylin

01/10/2026

Time to welcome the Monks! Walk for Peace

01/10/2026

We’re waiting for the Monks and will be joining the Walk for Peace as they travel from West Columbia to the SC State House! Look at all the people waiting!

01/10/2026

A morning update from the Monks! Are you going to see them today?

🌅 Good Morning! Day 77 (1/10/2026) Begins - We have just started our walk from Lexington, South Carolina, heading to the center of Columbia. Today is special—we invite everyone to Join the Walk event at West Columbia Riverwalk Park and Amphitheater at 1:45 PM for a walk together to the South Carolina State House! The journey continues through South Carolina, one step at a time. We warmly welcome everyone to join us!

📍 Use the Live Map in the pinned/featured post on top of our page to track our journey today and our stop locations. Check last night’s update for full details about today’s Join the Walk event.

Have a peaceful day! May we be mindful in everything we do throughout the day. We invite you to walk with us in spirit. May you and all beings be well, happy and at peace. 🙏

01/10/2026

In case you missed it, here’s the information as the Walk for Peace comes to Columbia tomorrow!

On Saturday, January 10th, the Walk for Peace, led by the monks of Huong Dao Vipassana Bhavana Center, will host two public Peace Gatherings in Columbia, SC.

Walk for Peace – Peace Gathering Schedule
Date: Saturday, January 10, 2026
Time: 2pm
Location: Gervais Street Bridge (West Columbia side)

Date: Saturday, January 10, 2026
Time: 3pm-4pm
Location: South Carolina State House (1100 Gervais Street, South Side Steps)

During their visit, the monks will be recognized with a City of Columbia Proclamation presented by Mayor Daniel Rickenmann, as well as a State of South Carolina Proclamation presented by Senator Deon Tedder.

South Carolina-based nonprofit Be The Ones is serving as Community Partner and working in coordination with the Walk for Peace team to support the monks’ stay and organize the Peace Gatherings in Columbia.

Community members are invited to attend either (or both) gatherings.

For specifics regarding the walk route and visiting hours at their resting locations, community members can visit: dhammacetiya.com/walk-for-peace

01/09/2026

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01/09/2026

The Midlands Morning Show 💬

“Hi Kaylin and LB. I hope I don’t come across as being cheap but this past Christmas, I began to wonder why I still give cash gifts to my nieces and nephews. (I have A LOT of them). It was fine when they were kids and I loved seeing the joy on their faces when they would open the card and see a $100 bill. But they’re all fully grown with their own lives now and are extremely well off money wise. My wife and I are retired so it makes you look at your finances in a different way.
I guess what I’m asking is this. Is there a point where you cut way back or even just stop giving gifts. And if you do, would you explain it to your nieces and nephews or just roll with it.
This really bothers me but I don’t want to hurt the feelings of people I honestly do care about. I’d love to hear any suggestions. Thanks and Happy New Year, and Happy Anniversary to the show!” -Jeff, Elgin

01/09/2026

They’re almost here!!! Walk for Peace will be in Lexington tomorrow night.

📌 Update for Day 76 (1/9/2026): Heading to Gilbert & Lexington, SC
Tomorrow we continue our journey through South Carolina, heading from Leesville through Gilbert to Lexington. We are grateful for the continued support and warm welcome we receive along the way.

🌺 Itinerary for Day 76:

- Lunch Stop: Thien Tu Hue Dang, 1124 Spring Hill Rd, Gilbert, SC 29054 (Visiting Hours: 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM)

- Overnight Rest: Tom’s Den, 5062 Augusta Rd, Lexington, SC 29072 (Visiting Hours: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM)

We warmly welcome everyone to visit us during the visiting hours at both stops!

📍 Check the Live Map in the pinned/featured post on top of our page to track the journey live and our stop locations.

May you and all beings be well, happy and at peace. 🙏

01/09/2026

What's something that was socially acceptable in the '90s, but not anymore?