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Category Archives: Day to Day
Guilt and Regret: Lessons in Death
A week ago yesterday morning I received news that my mom’s brother, Uncle George, had passed away two days prior, on Sunday, finally succumbing to his liver cancer. I’ve written about Uncle George before. He lived life fast and hard in … Continue reading
Posted in Day to Day, Uncategorized
Tagged addiction, Cancer, death, family, god, guilt, liver cancer, regret, thankfulness, Thanksgiving
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10 Day Water Challenge – Days 1 Through 5 – Half Way There!
Five days ago I blogged and said that I would try and make a blog entry for each day of my 10 Day Water Challenge. Well today is the end of Day 5 and it’s the first time I’ve gotten to … Continue reading
Posted in Day to Day, Fitness, nutrition, Nutrition and Fitness
Tagged #H2Only, 10 Day Water Challenge, Caffeine addiction, concentration, water, women's health uk
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10 Day Water Challenge
After a weekend full of dinner and drinks and a concert on Saturday and more food and tons of wine at a bridal shower on Sunday, Monday is both a good and bad day to start my 10 day water … Continue reading
Posted in Day to Day, Fitness, nutrition
Tagged caffeine, water, water detox, women's health uk
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Perspective
I have been feeling rather reflective lately, and as such I’ve come to realize that as people, as humans, we need to be open to learning from others, to listening to others’ experiences. Everyone has something to share, whether they … Continue reading
Deep Thoughts by Uncle George
My uncle called tonight. I learned a little bit more about him, and he awed me with his deep thoughts. My mom always says that he’s one of the smartest people she knows. He’s incredibly intelligent….and as such I guess … Continue reading
Posted in Day to Day, Writing
Tagged addiction, alcohol, Cancer, death, drugs, faith, god, inspiration, religion, uncle, void
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Random Discovery Conversation of the Day
Me: You know what I discovered today? A: What? Me: If you use lotion on a regular basis, your skin is soft….and not dry. A: *stares at me with look of disbelief* Me: *nods* A: You just now discovered this? … Continue reading
Lest We Forget
November 11. Veterans Day. Armistice Day. Remembrance Day. The name is dependent upon in which country you live. The meaning, however, is universal. A day to remember those who have gone before us, who have given the ultimate sacrifice, who … Continue reading
Whose Independence Day Is It?
So my office is closed on Friday for Independence Day as expected. While working today, an email came in from a colleague in London: **PLEASE NOTE that in order to join our American friends in celebrating their Independence Day and … Continue reading
Tonight’s Words Of Wisdom
I’ve come to know a group of wise people in the last couple of years. Every now and then they impart some incredible knowledge that should seem so common sense. I tend to have a bit of a control issue. … Continue reading
Captivity in the Can Part One
Back in June 1999 or 2000 I was still living in a suburb of the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota. My friend and former roommate, Cheryl, and I were going out to dinner to celebrate Flag Day … Continue reading
Posted in Day to Day, Uncategorized
Tagged Bathrooms, Bloomington, broken doorknobs, John Cena, Minnesota, oops, TGI Fridays, Twin Cities
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