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#26ActsOfKindness
A friend and I had been talking lately about how we want to get our kids involved in more meaningful, hands-on volunteering activities. Sure, we donate money to causes throughout the year. That is surely important, and we will continue … Continue reading
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Tagged act of kindness, Ann Curry, meaning, Newtown, random acts of kindness, tragedy, volunteering
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One Lovely Blog Award Nomination!
I am so humbled and grateful to be nominated for a One Lovely Blog Award by the witty, authentic and prolific blogger You’re Just a Dumb Ass–thank you so much!!! It is amazing to be part of such a supportive community. … Continue reading
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Tagged award, blog, blogger, community, One lovely blog award nomination
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Grace Does Not Live Here Today
I have decided I am OK with not having any grace today. I hate people. I hate rude people. I hate pompous assholes who think they’re better than you. I hate incompetent people who don’t have two brain cells to … Continue reading
PAB
So I was at a conference where the presenter talked about having her own Personal Advisory Board. Love her. She’s brilliant. Don’t we all need our own PAB? This is not just your group of friends. We need to consciously … Continue reading
Posted in Empowerment, Uncategorized
Tagged advisors, confidantes, friends, personal advisory board
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Observations From Down the Shore
Let’s play a game. “One of these things is not like the others. One of these things just doesn’t belong”: A. A fully clothed man standing waist deep in the ocean, smoking an entire cigar. Every day. For a week. (Psst… the straw hat does not … Continue reading
Deliciously Simple
Do you remember my mention of homemade strawberry jam and ice cream last week? There’s something about homemade jam and freshly churned ice cream that make people far more impressed with you than is deserved. Yes, the former is heaven in … Continue reading
Interested in Committing?
“There’s a difference between interest and commitment. When you’re interested in doing something, you do it only when it’s convenient. When you’re committed to something, you accept no excuses; only results.” – Kenneth Blanchard Not only are we two clever, … Continue reading
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