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Chrissy's Chatter: Have Mercy!

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Thoughts, Opinons, Stories, Random Things that come to mind. Thursday, March 5, 2015. Have Mercy- as quoted by Uncle Jessie. A compassion or forbearance shown especially to an offender or to one subject to one’s power; a blessing that is an act of divine favor or compassion; compassionate treatment of those in distress. Charity, clemency, forbearance, lenience, leniency, lenity, mercifulness. Friday nights prior to joining a youth group in my high school days consisted of good tv and junk food. While pre...

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How Culture Molds Our Personality – Emotional Shadows

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How Culture Molds Our Personality. July 28, 2015. We may be born with a personality but it is molded by the environment and the social structures we dwell in. It is refined in the cauldron of cultural and social heritage, which affects each and every aspect of our life. Our upbringing as we pick up the beliefs, values, attitudes and prejudices unconsciously from our families, friends, ethnic groups and society. When the diktats of culture. They grow up to be huge supporters of tradition and culture that ...

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Chrissy's Chatter: July 2012

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Thoughts, Opinons, Stories, Random Things that come to mind. Wednesday, July 25, 2012. Book Review: French Romance Cooking Class by Beth Mathison. French Romance Cooking Class:. A Young at Heart Story. This short story is a quick read that is well written. You feel like you are a part of the cooking class as an observer. There are three couples in the story, a newlywed couple,. A couple in their twilight years and our main characters, Frannie and David, who are in the middle. Well written, well enjoyed!

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Being Grateful For Successful Times – Leading Essentially

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Shifting the lives of people to the possibility of living and leading essentially. Being Grateful For Successful Times. A comment one of them made sparked my writing for this week. We were in a quintessential greasy spoon restaurant for breakfast. It was essentially a plywood sided old building that was past its prime, a 1960-1970 generation sign out front and tables that were tilted enough that you checked to make sure anything you set down didn’t roll off. It away this time. Fact number one. Most i...

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Chrissy's Chatter: Chill, Dude... the art of being laidback

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Thoughts, Opinons, Stories, Random Things that come to mind. Wednesday, March 4, 2015. Chill, Dude. the art of being laidback. Being Laidback Can Be a Good Thing for Some. Free and easy, casual, nonchalant, unexcitable, imperturbable, unruffled, cool, even-tempered, non-confrontational, low maintenance, calm, unperturbed, unflustered. Boy, oh boy is this topic ever one that I learned how to become, and did so in a hurry! A good example of this would be about 7-8 years ago. After a series of phone calls b...

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International Women’s Day: A tribute to my friends and colleagues | A Family Doctor's Reflection

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A Family Doctor's Reflection. Thoughts on caring for patients and myself. Skip to primary content. International Women’s Day: A tribute to my friends and colleagues. March 9, 2015. March 8, 2015 is International Women’s Day. So many of the women physicians I know are caring physicians, mothers, and wives; make significant contributions to the medical field and their communities. We run and walk miles for all causes from breast cancer to heart disease. We lecture in the community at schools and ch...One o...

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Celebrate Joy and Grow Through Sorrow | The Other Bottom Line

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The Other Bottom Line. December 15, 2015. Celebrate Joy and Grow Through Sorrow. When life is sweet, say thank you and celebrate, when life is bitter, say thank you and grow. unknown. What an amazing journey we’re on! Life is a gift. Its ebbs and flows. Its highs and lows. The connections we make and break. The joys and sorrows we experience. Each one of our paths; unique. A combination of choice and circumstance. Embrace every part of who you are. Life is a gift. A beautiful and precious gift. You are c...

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Be Willing to Do The Hard. | Choices Seminars

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Contact Us - Select a Location:. Be Willing to Do The Hard. Submitted by Louise Gallagher on Sun, 22 Feb 2015 - 11 :09 am. Fall seven times. Stand up eight. I'd seen him around the shelter for quite some time. Quite often inebriated. He was always friendly. Laughing. Loquacious. On the day we officially met, he was sober. Had been for three months he told me proudly. "That's how I got into this course," he said. "They wouldn't let me take it if I was drunk.". I asked the 12 participants. It is the same a...

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Journeys in Lyssy-land: Happy Anniversary, yes, really

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Musings on the-forever-intertwined music, writing, and life. Canadian cellist, singer-songwriter, author, advocate and activist Alyssa Wright explores her creative world and ongoing journey from survivor of childhood sexual abuse to joy-filled Thriver. Wednesday, July 17, 2013. Happy Anniversary, yes, really. As those of you who follow The Brights' blog at brightsroots.blogspot.ca. Already know, Don and I are enjoying a fabulous anniversary week at Sir Sam's Inn. We would have said "Hah! So then you star...