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Category Archives: Do right thing
Come, Run a Triathlon
So a little over a month ago, right after I decided to ask for help with getting into shape, I had a co-worker ask me if I wanted to participate in a “triathlon”. I put it in quotes since it … Continue reading
To the person I met this morning
It was nice meeting you. However, I must say that I can tell that you are dealing with a weight issue. I could also tell that this is not something new, but you must have been struggling with it for … Continue reading
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Thank You.
Thank you. Two simple words that can change so much. As so many of the people I have friended on Facebook have mentioned, it is getting disheartening to see so much anger going on in our country. I have witnessed … Continue reading
Character Check
When I was a Scoutmaster in England and then an Assistant Scoutmaster in Burbank, I used to look forward to a segment at the end of the weekly meetings titled, Scoutmaster Minute. A true scout meeting is run by the … Continue reading
More Lessons From Nana
The last two posts have been about life lessons I have learned from different family members. I thought I would toss one more lesson out there – well maybe two. It is funny because my Nana shows up once again … Continue reading
Making America Great
I have debated since my return home tonight about writing my post. I am upset about things I heard tonight. I, personally, have not been injured, but I am tired of hearing the same lines while I see what I … Continue reading
That Annoying Comfort Zone
Think outside the box. Move outside of your comfort zone. Try new things. These statements are thrown at us so many times. Young people hear them from parents, teachers, mentors, and peers. Adults are not only told these statements, they … Continue reading
Let’s Do IT together
This morning I became angry with myself. I had nobody to get angry at outside of me, myself, and I. I could not believe what I had done, and who I had become. I realized that I have been fooling … Continue reading
Cookies for Sale
“Would you like to buy some Girl Scout cookies?” I heard that phrase for a solid two hours today. Our little one and her fellow scout stood outside the local mall selling box after box. They explained to the customers … Continue reading
Lies, Myths, and Truths
I believe that people who write for an outlet are a strange group of people. We run scenarios of all types through our head for any event possible. The scenes go from hilarious to sad to frightening to happy. We … Continue reading