The Last Ornament

Last Ornament

  Hanging this star is the last ornament to go on the tree. As usual I’ve done the whole thing, mostly, by myself. Hubby is not interested and my son, though claiming to be participating, is more interested in lighting candles and creating a device from which to hang mistletoe over the door. So my ambiance [...]

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Where’s My Coffee!

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(A One Day Challenge) I am not much of a coffee drinker (but – don’t let me run out of Diet Coke… ever!) so I can relate to those who absolutely must have their {insert highly addictive caffeinated beverage here] to get their day started on a productive, positive and … dare I say “sane?” [...]

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Old Cars and Dogs

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I’ve had a recurring dream for a while now that I somehow gather up every car I’ve ever driven and collect them at the home where I grew up.  My Dad’s old MGB (sweet!  and I totaled it!), rescued from near the dorm I lived in in college;  the little red S-15 pickup with the [...]

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That Nice Lady

My Grandmother not long before Alzheimer's

  “I was just talking to that nice lady” My family used to get tickled at my grandmother when she would say that. She was a few years into her illness when she made friends with a woman she called “that nice lady”.  It took us a while, but when we finally met her new friend, we laughed with joy [...]

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True Reach

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Klout.com measures our web presence in many different categories and on several different scales.  One of them is “True Reach”.  While it is nice to know someone is out there reading my stuff, I have to admit it is not really possible to measure the unknown.  In the spirit of It’s a Wonderful Life, I dare [...]

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Israeli Intelligence Official’s Daughter Jailed for Refusing to Serve in the Military

Teenagers in Israel are taking a stand against violence – at great personal cost to themselves. Omer Goldman, 19, is a member of a group who call themselves the “Shministim”. They are peaceful objectors who are being jailed for refusal to serve in the military because of the government’s use of violence to fight violence. These brave kids deserve our respect and support for refusing to take up arms. Please send them a message that you care~

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How many times have you taken a great risk to your personal freedom and integrity in order to stand up for something or someone you believe in? It takes great courage and personal sacrifice to take such actions. I do not know, were I in these kids’ situation, if I would be able to take such a dramatic stand.

In honor of these brave kids, I encourage you to do just one small thing today to take action for something or someone you believe in. Wherever your heart takes you, allow yourself the freedom to act in some way toward the greater good for your personal beliefs. Not only will you be doing a favor for your cause, but you will be doing a huge favor for yourself. Sending positive energy in a new direction can take you to places you may not have even considered going before. This action on your part can open you up to brand new and positive posibilities. Let your spirit soar a little today, and see where it leads!

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What we can do to eradicate AIDS from 3rd world countries

Simple ideas about how we can help, no specific requests for money, just good common sense approaches on this world killer. Jeff Power’s blog on PANGEO is a beautiful site to discover the grace of people who express their love by giving their time to help the people in some of the most hard hit [...]

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From Panic to Progress

I watched it. My friend poured out his problems to all of us. The initial thought, what really got him going, was a feeling of panic. He took his time explaining it all, what the “issue” was. As he described in detail his pain, I noticed he began to talk in a more positive light. [...]

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November 21, 2008 0
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Shifting Conciousness – Do you feel it?

Something’s happening here. Perhaps it is the theme of “change” in the political atmosphere in the United States, or perhaps it is coming from the weight of the global economic crisis. I do not know why, exactly, but I do know I feel it. I think this is a good time to recharge, all. We [...]

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November 1, 2008 0
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Direct from the center ring

My good friend, Ken McArthur is standing in a circus tent today asking 2,000 people to spread a message of hope to teenagers who don’t think that life is worth living.I think it’s a great message of hope for anyone and would love to see all of my readers think about spreading it today.Here’s Ken’s [...]

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September 26, 2008 0
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Rough Patch?

Ever gone through a rough patch? I actually am not crazy about that term, especially when I’m in one. It never feels temporary when things go wrong and life is not running the course you envision. The thing is, once you emerge on the other side, or at least on the other side of negative [...]

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September 5, 2008 0
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Huge Team effort about to manifest!

I cannot believe it is actually here! Day after tomorrow, August 15th, the first, hopefully annual, SL Peacefest begins! This is an enormous effort put together by a group within Second Life SL Peacefest 08 is a worldwide conglomerate of musicians, panelists, artists, and others who wish for a more peaceful world. Aside from tons [...]

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August 14, 2008 0
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Cross-Training

Are you the type of person who likes to be in control of everything? Or are you more apt to defer to others, delegate tasks, and ask for help when you need it? I think I am prone to try to take care of everything myself, but I do not necessarily think that is the [...]

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August 1, 2008 0
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One simple way to help each other

Notice the new widget on the sidebar here? (It says “recent visitors” and is light blue) If you click “add me to this site’s community” you will go to my “bloglog” page, where you can join. If many of us do this, and link to each other, we not only help each other by adding [...]

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July 31, 2008 0
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Thanks Randy Pausch

You do not have to be a computer genius, which he was, or an art aficionado, which he was, or a PhD indoctrinated college professor, which he most certainly was, or a virtual reality geek, which he also was, to appreciate what Randy Pausch has to say. Special thanks to Ken McArthur and Tracy Repchuk [...]

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