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Creativity Challenge Day 23
Creativity Challenge 23 The Challenge here is to use your creative talent to bring light into the current distress in the world around you, in whatever form that talent takes. Please remember that we are reaching out to a world … Continue reading
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Tagged Choice, Creativity Challenge, freedom, John Denver, Law, responsibilities, The Eagle and The Hawk, to live, to speak
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Journey Stone #50
Journey Stone #50 Freedom Release from bondage: physical, emotional, psychological tethers that contain, restrict movement. Always entails added responsibility, which may be why so few fully seek to attain, and retain it. Elizabeth Crawford 3/22/11
New Time
also for Writer’s Island prompt #15 SPELLBOUND… what is it that has you captive, awestruck, mesmerized, blown away, under it’s control http://writersisland.wordpress.com/ This time I went to the Thesaurus, not the dictionary. The synonyms for the word new (when used … Continue reading
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Tagged connective links, different, freedom, honoring loss, latter portion, movement, new, similar, synonyms, Time, writing
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Evidence of Fear And Freedom
The notes gave physical substance to her words, leaving Starkey feeling vulnerable because she thought of the notes as evidence. Demolition Angel __Robert Crais I believe that the greatest fear of anyone who even considers keeping a journal is … Continue reading
It Was A Very Good Year
That’s what some folks say about wine when it pleases their palette. They then go on to speak of the smoothness, robust flavor, color and taste. And, on some levels, I could say the same for this past year … Continue reading
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Tagged Art House Co-op, car, choices, coloring, contentment, freedom, full-bodied, Good Year, robust, satisfaction, Sketchbook Project, wine
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Picking Up The Pace
My journal does a lot of things for me. It makes me aware of where I have been, what I have done, teaches me about myself and my life. Helps me to keep track of my friends and my … Continue reading
Posted in Picking Up The Pace
Tagged aging, anchor vs key, back on track, changes and alterations, confusion, definition, Diddums, each day important, fear of old age, forgetting, freedom, future, green skirt, health issues, implications, inspiration, invitation, journal as cornerstone, Journal Writing, keeping a journal, limited independence, mental faculties, missed incident, moth balls, Mother, new beginnings, not ready, old not elderly, Picking Up The Pace, possibilities, pride, slapped in the face, slipping a bit, soul's music, Spring, stumbling through, what day is it
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Guilt Is Not a Feeling
Many years ago, a very wise person told me that “guilt is not a feeling, it is a fact.” It took me several more years to fully comprehend exactly what that meant. If guilt was not a feeling, and … Continue reading
Posted in Adam and Eve, Choice, forgiveness, guilt
Tagged accountability, actions, Adam, apologies, atonement, blame, burden of guilt, change of heart, choices, complain, delicate balance, Did I do anything wrong?, endeavor, Eve, feelings vs facts, finger pointing, freedom, God, guilt as habit, guilt feelings, healthy, motivation, negatively affects, paths, public or not, recompense, responsibility, sorting feelings from facts, vicious cycle
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