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Saturday's Scribbles
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Renee
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Good Saturday Morning! The sun is shining and the warm temperatures (up to 65 today) have us opening windows to get some fresh air into the house. We would call this an "Indian Summer" day. I did look up information on where this term came from~ it has been around since the 1800's and one theory is that after the first hard frost, when t ...
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Miracles
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Charlene Pryor
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Yesterday was a day of miracles. Maybe small little steps to some but huge strides for me. Early on in the day a friend of mine sent me an article or news release . http://www.btang.net/, in which a group of doctors at Ohio State (yeh Midwest) had come across possibly a cure for Parkinson's. Not something to slow the progression but to Cure the ...
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Fitness Friday ~ Discipline of Exercise
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Debbie
It's Fitness Friday and dare I mention the word discipline? Discipline sounds so rigid and legalistic. After all, aren't we all ...about grace?My mom was such a good example of a disciplined person. Although she had a weakness for chocolate, she only purchased one large Nestle's chocolate bar each week. She would break off a single square each day ...
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God Remains - Laced With Grace
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Michele W.
Have you ever met individuals who have this overflowing joy, inner strength and peace that seems inexplicable? Time and again I have come across individuals who are suffering from a chronic illness; going through a heart wrenching loss; or even has been told they have months to live; yet they seem to have this overwhelming peace and inner strength ...
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Polenta Pie
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Theresa
This dinner is a few weeks old, but I really liked the way it looked so I'm posting regardless of my failed timeliness. About two months ago, Andy or I made a pumpkin pasta that was fairly meh. It didn't taste bad, just... meh. Instead of trying to suffer through leftovers straightaway, we put a tupperware in the freezer to revisit at a later da ...
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Sebelius, administration blamed for dearth of H1N1 vaccines
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Obi Jo
http://benkazie.wordpress.com/2009/11/05/sebelius-administration-blamed-for-dearIndeed, one cannot blame the President or Administration for every aspect of the recent swine flu vaccine saga. To be sure there are technologic hurdles that have had to be overcome and remain a source of difficulty. Specifically this relates to the decades old techni ...
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Fashion Friday
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Summer S.
Today is kind of a big deal.I've decided it's time to share the news about what I've been up to!So....for those of you guys who have been with me and my blog for some time, you should remember me several times talking about how I would just LOVE to be a personal shopper when I grew up...Well, guess what?!?I GREW UP!And not only have I been finally ...
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Good and the Bad
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Carrie Ostrea
It has been a rough couple of months. I still feel like we aren’t anywhere close to being settled in this new “special needs parenting” life. I guess it is a process, a journey, and not a quick sprint to a destination. Along the way, I have seen the “real” in people in my life. I look at people like my brother-in-la ...
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Writing Her Own Pages
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Mom2Taytiebug
Today was Taylor's appointment with the neurologist. That's nothing new. We've gone through 15 neurologists in 20 years. Only 2 of them were because we didn't like them. One of the ones that we kicked to the curb had the gall to tell me that at 5'7'' and 105 lbs, Taylor needed to lose weight. I think I stood there for a few minutes dumbfounded. Wha ...
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