Monthly Archives: December 2009

Are You Afraid?

Fear is a survival instinct. (think caveman) A gift, to keep us alive. You get that, right?  Fight or flight? Fear is also an excuse. “I’m afraid if I talk about it at work, socially, at the gym, with my … Continue reading

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Throw Your Heart Into It

Throw your heart into it, and the rest of you will follow. Tomorrow, New Year’s Eve.  The next day, 2010. Are ya ready for it?  Here’s my plan: I’m throwing my heart into it, knowing full well that the rest … Continue reading

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The Gift That Visit Brought Us

We’ve been talking about a beloved Family pet, our Yellow Lab, Carter. Virtually all pet owners understand the remarkable bond humans forge with their pets. And it’s especially strong in a pet relationship where there are no children. Here’s the … Continue reading

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The End Was Imminent

Imminent. Looming.  Threatening. This is what we thought October 2008, just over a year ago. Our beloved Canine Son, Carter, a nine-year old Yellow Lab, was very sick. Our Vet spotted an unusual sore in the roof of Carter’s mouth … Continue reading

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We Talked About It

Are there things in your life that are difficult to talk about? Things that scare you to talk about? Me too.  But not as much lately.  Why? Because of things that have happened and the lessons learned. Namely, becoming a … Continue reading

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