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Archive for May, 2008

In this world a man must either be anvil or hammer.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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My crockpot
Epsom salts
My bathtub
iPods
spider plants
reusable shopping bags
crayons
yarn
Sunday comics
Amazon.com

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Reconnecting with Joy

I’ve been really stressed out lately. And when that happens, I go back to my old friends and allow them to draw me into another world. Who are these friends? Jane Austen, Louisa May Alcott and Jan Karon.
The things I find appealing about these three women authors is that although they come from three very [...]

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Reconnecting with Joy

I’ve been really stressed out lately. And when that happens, I go back to my old friends and allow them to draw me into another world. Who are these friends? Jane Austen, Louisa May Alcott and Jan Karon.
The things I find appealing about these three women authors is that although they come from three very [...]

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Quote: Action

We should be taught not to wait for inspiration to start a thing. Action always generates inspiration. Inspiration seldom generates action.

Frank Tibolt

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iced coffee
iPods
logic puzzles
walks to the river
curious cats
not-so-curious cats
cool nights
warm days
ice cream, particularly chocolate
peanut butter chips

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Hope

One of the things that has been ebbing lately in my life is a sense of hope. Given all the stressors that have piled on me in the last twelve months, I have slowly been losing hope in things around me: my personal development and my church being two of the top candidates. This [...]

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Quote: Acceptance

Make the best of mankind as they are, since we cannot have them as we wish.
George Washington

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color printers
classic books
bonsai trees
irises
warm afternoons
long evenings with light
hot showers
digital cameras
laplink for pdas
MP3 players

Photo by LightSpectral (taking a little break…)

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Crawling Back Under My Rock

For the past three plus years I have been the webmaster at my church. It suits me, because it allows me to use my talents, keep my skills sharp, and provide a service, all while remaining in the background. In fact, most people do not either know I am the webmaster or do not connect [...]

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