- Rebecca—A 1,000 Mile Journey, Because She Can!
- Tuesday’s Treat — Avocado, Vegetable & Feta Wrap
- The Video: Janet Oberholtzer’s Inspiring Story — Running, Because I Can!
- Remembering the lives lost at the Boston Marathon
- Do we need to find hope while others are devastated?
- Thinking about drawing our own lines
- Thinking about how we look for reasons when we hear tragic news
- Because I Can & I Think I Can, I Think I Can
- Thinking about Memories, Pain and Post Traumatic Stress
- Have you always believed in equality for all?
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Love Yourself and Love Others—Amandita Sullivan
This past year, I became Facebook friends with Amandita Sullivan. Amandita inspires me because she continues doing what she can even when faced with major obstacles. For about ten years, Amandita had been an international aid worker, mainly in Latin …
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Why Runners Have an Inside Track to Fiscal Fitness
This is guest post from Carrie Starr… her bio and information follow the post. I love her comparison of physical discipline and financial discipline. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My phone vibrates loudly against the hard wood of my nightstand. I grope in the dark to retrieve the noisy interrupter …
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We’re all Terminal, Some Just Know What From
Guest post from Jeffrey Anderson… his bio and information follows the post. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ He lamented the same topic each time we visited. His girlfriend had a terminal illness. I never met his girlfriend; I never knew her name. I don’t …
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What are We Missing?
I’m traveling right now, so I’m posting some guest posts. This one is from Susan Ford, who I met at the Second Sunday Book Club this past year. . There’s an interesting story circulating online. It’s about how 1,100 people …
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Ways to Stay Healthy After Age 40
As I mentioned yesterday in a little confession, I will be posting some guest posts in the coming weeks. Here’s the first one from Erin McKinney, who is a licensed nurse practitioner and has a website called Masters of Nursing for students interested …
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One of the Best TED Talks I’ve Seen
. One of the ways I educate myself, while also learning how to improve my speaking skills, is by watching TED talks. I’ve seen many excellent ones… but I think this one is the best. I love both the message and …
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Tackling Transformations—Guest Post in Australia!
Thanks to the wonderful world of the internet, it’s easy to have friends from around the world and sometime in the past year or two, I met Jason Ewart from Australia online. Jason is a life coach, author and was …
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Telling Lies—Guest post at Jesus Needs New PR
I enjoy reading Jesus Needs New PR, a website that combines serious posts with comedy with Jon Stewart-caliber sarcasm. It also has an active community of passionate commenters, especially when Mark Driscoll is mentioned, so there’s rarely a dull moment. I’ve …
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Guest Post at Jennifer Luitwieler
I like my real life friends … and I also like my online friends. It’s great to meet people, connect with them via Twitter, Facebook and blogs. My life has been greatly enriched due to the online world. If possible, …
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My Sisters and I — Guest Post at Alise… Write
We don’t choose the families we are born into, but it’s our choice whether or not we stay connected. There’s some major differences between my sisters and I, but we’ll always be sisters … and we’ll always laugh over silly …
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