Category Archives: discipline
Final Accounting: 2008
Today is the last day of this year, 2008. I have spent some time, looking back on the days, weeks, and months that are passing into my personal history, perhaps better labeled herstory. This has been an incredible year, … Continue reading
Posted in American Idol, awakenings, change, David Cook, discipline, Dreams, experience, Final Accounting, Friends, Life, perspective, Poetry, teach, Time, writing
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A Couple of Dirty Words
At least they are to many of us who don’t particularly feel a great deal of fondness for exercise and discipline. These two words often conjure up images of sweat, repetitive motion that creates sore muscles and a backache among … Continue reading
Posted in associations, Aunt Lucy, Choice, Connections, discipline, exercise, Growth, Journal Writing, Life, Memory, Self-Awareness, Time, Uncategorized
Tagged accessible, Aunt Lucy, backache, connect, dirty words, discipline, exercise, focus, learning process, Memory, potato salad, recall, remembering, slippery, speed of light, sweat, tool, words, writing
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