Before I start talking about a sports analogy, let me assure you I am not a sports fan. I enjoy playing tennis and golf and even a little basketball once in a while. Having said that, I do not watch organized sports much in the year. ADVERTISEMENT
Okay, now that I hopefully have avoiding alienating those [...]
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A therapist in Canada, Isabella Mori, who is also a bloggy friend of mine, published my guest post last year on cognitive therapy on her blog. While I am not a therapist, I read about the theories and have benefited from therapy a few times throughout my life so far. I recommend therapy.
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I kind of babbled in this one but I think those who need the inspiration will hear it and basically that is usually all of us. Hope somebody out there is inspired because that is always my intention with this podcast.
I wanted to give a few links I alluded to earlier. First, the link to [...]
In this, my second podcast, I got a great tip from my friend Jessica S. (I have to distinguish with an S. because my sister in law is also named Jessica and is also a blogger who reads Postcards) to go back through my thousands of archived posts and talk about one of those ideas. [...]
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Isn’t this a great retro LP cover? No, my post today is not about dinner parties but it is about the genius of planning. It can make you rich, famous, well-liked, and any other goal you might have. It’s been said that if you do the right things long enough then the [...]
How many times have you been working at a fast pace and couldn’t stop for lunch? When this happens, wouldn’t it be great to have chips, popcorn, maybe some candy bars, sodas, even a few boxes of crackers with maybe some cheese (if you have a fridge nearby). You wouldn’t hesitate to get a memory [...]
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In this, my second podcast, I got a great tip from my friend Jessica S. (I have to distinguish with an S. because my sister in law is also named Jessica and is also a blogger who reads Postcards) to go back through my thousands of archived posts and talk about one of those ideas. [...]
This post is reflection on the first school day of 2008-2009 schoolyear:
The wierdest this today was looking in the mirror. Let me explain: When a schoolyear starts for a teacher there is a long routine of tasks you must do. You have to get the room ready and make the classes with your grade level [...]
Have you looked for better answers to your life’s questions outside the box? If so, how would you recommend one gets there?
If there is one post worthy of you slowing down to read today, you might try this one. The writing contest results are in and posted here. It was a truly enjoyable time gathering the posts for this writing contest. Congratulations to the winners. To all who participated I say thank you for sharing your [...]
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