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Sh*t Happens – Elaina – 6/11/15
Sh*t Happens June 11th, 2015 Dear Reader- I woke to the early morning light filtering in through my tent’s window. Rolling out of my sleeping bag, I paused a moment as the wind rustled the sides of the tent, undulating … Continue reading
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Tagged biking, camping, moving forward, overcoming, shit happens, suck it up, The Virginia Creeper
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The Blame Game – Elaina – 5/28/15
The Blame Game May 28, 2015 Dear Reader- Life is hard. Sometimes bad things happen that require a substantial amount of personal strength to overcome. It could be a lost job, a divorce, an accident, a traumatic childhood incident, an … Continue reading
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Tagged blame, Choose happy, happiness, moving forward, overcoming, personal growth
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Jennifer 12/10/14 Ghosts of the Past
Ghosts of the Past 12/10/14 Dear Jennifer, Ghosts assail you from every direction. Ghosts of bad decisions, of limited options. Ghosts of oppression and doubt. Memories bumped up your anxiety in the night…and the day, and the twilight and the … Continue reading
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Tagged #forgiveness, family, Hold you head high, Let it Go, moving forward
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11/20/14 Mary- The Obstacle
The Obstacle November 20, 2014 Dear Mary, You pushed through obstacles all your life. Don’t stop now. The end goal you set for writing your novel is nearer than you thought possible. Feeling invisible in your own house had made … Continue reading
Mary 11/6/14- It’s Raining
It’s Raining November 6, 2014 Dear Mary, You don’t know what you’re doing. Did you ever? How DID you make it this far in life? You skipped happily along all year thinking, “Yes, I got this!”, but this week you … Continue reading
Jennifer 11/4/14 -Optimism!
Optimism! 11/4/2014 Dear Jennifer, Optimism. It’s a quality you claimed to have. You lied. Optimism is the belief that things will turn out OK. You tell people so, and you believe it for them, but you’ve never believed it for … Continue reading
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