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Of course I’m pretty much bedridden with this chickenpox and it’s actually a dream come true for a bookworm/tv addict/movie junkie like me.
Done the Star Wars saga, and happily settled in to watch some of the lengthier movies I usually don’t have time for like Shawshank Redemption and Emma,
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I’m disappointed. Like the many things I try to control in my life, this one turned out not so great, as per usual.
After 3 months of low-carbing, sprinkled with generous dollops of ‘free days’ and the not-so-occassional lapses, I have managed to lose just under 10 lbs. It’s frustrating,
[…]If you’re a fan ‘down undah’ like me, you’re probably one of the many who missed out on Oprah Tickets up for grabs over the weekend.
My story’s a bit different, albeit still heartbreaking.
I didn’t even get in the ballot. Didn’t get to register at all.
I tried on
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Can’t believe a month has passed since I committed to low-carbing my way to weight loss. Okay, technically, it’s not. I’ve been on low-carb before. But for purposes of this blog, it is my first month on low-carb and it’s novel enough for me to still be marking it with
[…]And boy do I need one.
And, not-so-oddly enough, for me change always comes in big waves.
It’s been a long, bitter and cold winter (is that redundant?) here in Melbourne and I will admit to being affected by it more than I wanted to be. I mean, I got
No, I’m not blaming Oprah, or advertising, or even popular media. This is all just a story of our old friend called “human nature”.
This was taken some time in ’88 or ’89, the day after our house was filled nearly waist-deep from waters released from a nearby dam. Out on the street, it was lampas-tao (literally like over a person’s height) and was rushing like a raging river.
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Life is a marathon, not a sprint.
Okay, that’s not an original line, but I won’t bother to find out who originally said it because it’s so out there and it’s so true.
I had a very debilitating bout of the flu last week (Monday through to Wednesday) — my
Authenticity – Living Life in Harmony With Our True Inner Self
By Elias Scultori […]
If we had a poll today asking people if they lived their lives authentically, I am almost certain we would get a very positive answer from the majority of the interviewees. I want to believe that
How to Quit Your Day Job and Work From Home
By Ali Hale […]
Admit it, you’ve daydreamed about it – a lot. You’d love to leave your boring job and spend your days working from home. It might give you more time with the kids, more time with your spouse,
