Archive | April, 2007

Exercise Your Attitude

30. April 2007

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I recently wrote about our need to choose discipline through exercise.  Not a topic everyone is excited about, I know.  However, … I just got off the phone with my accountability partner.  We were committing our food choices for the day and discussing exercise.  She has been struggling with even having the desire to get out [...]

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Freedom Through Forgiveness

27. April 2007

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I recently watched the Hallmark Hall of Fame movie Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness. If you haven’t seen the movie it is based on the true story of Bruce Murakami.  Bruce’s wife and daughter were killed in a car crash.  As Bruce pushed to find out the truth of what happened he discovered the accident was [...]

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Make a Difference

26. April 2007

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Like many of you, I watched American Idol last night.  They had been giving this Idol Gives Back show a lot of hype and I was curious to see what it entailed.  (As an Idol fan we either watch or DVR American Idol every Tuesday and Wednesday anyway.) I must say, I was quite impressed.  By [...]

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My Motto: Follow Your Passion

25. April 2007

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Recently my husband and I came across a new magazine; at least it’s new to us. Motto.  Their manifesto is as follows: For the Individual We believe that people want their careers to stand for more than a paycheck. We believe that everyone has the right to [...]

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Words Are Like Toothpaste

24. April 2007

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My husband, Chuck, loves to use the illustration that words are like a tube of toothpaste; once they are out of your mouth, you can’t put them back. We all know what this feels like.  You’re having a conversation with a friend and slip, out comes something you did not intend to share.  Oops.  More often [...]

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Trading Health for a Candy Bar

23. April 2007

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As you know from reading the other posts in this category, I’ve made great progress in my health over the past year. Thankfully I was lead to a plan that helped me trade much of my dysfunctional, as in not working, lifestyle for a functional one. I can do things today that I didn’t even [...]

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Worth the Effort

20. April 2007

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Recently I visited with a girlfriend (and her husband) that I have known since college. Because we live on opposite sides of the country we don’t often get to be together.  It was wonderful to get caught up on family and on the happenings in each other’s lives.  We reminisced a bit and shared our [...]

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Good Morning!

18. April 2007

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As noted in my last entry in this category, I am a proponent of conversations and strokes (those little “hellos” to strangers). I love surprising people with a smile and a hello. This morning, after an awards ceremony at my daughter’s school, I stopped by my favorite Starbucks. As usual, their staff was fantastic. By the [...]

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Choosing Discipline

17. April 2007

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I was going to share a story about my food addiction and how I often try to justify my desire to binge. However, I’ll save that for a later entry. What is on my heart today is the need for discipline in our daily habits. For numerous reasons the last thing I wanted to do today [...]

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Harley: A True Love

16. April 2007

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As I mentioned before, God-sightings can occur anywhere. Since He is the Creator his fingerprints are around us everywhere we look. One of the places I see Him most often … in Harley, my Husky/Australian Shepherd Mix. Having come from the pound, Harley is grateful just to have a home. She never complains, even when she is [...]

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