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Life seems harder when I take it seriously.   So every once in a while, I have to remind myself to approach it lightheartedly.  And have fun with it.

Here’s why.

The sky is falling!

Remember Chicken Little?  The little chicken who thought that the sky was falling when an acorn fell on her head?  So she panicked and set out to tell the King?  And on her way, she met other barnyard animals who believed her, and joined her on her quest? Keep reading . . .

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Don’t be a Sundial In the Shade

May 8, 2012
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“Hide not your talents.  They for use were made.  What’s a sundial in the shade?” ~ Benjamin Franklin We are who we are.   We are similar, yet unique.  No one has our particular combination of traits.   And that makes us precious – one of a kind.  So it’s important to allow our uniqueness to shine through. [...]

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Don’t Let Your “Downs” Define Your Life

May 1, 2012
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Stuff happens in life.  Including very hard stuff.  But no matter what that stuff is, it doesn’t have to define our lives.  We can define our lives by choosing how we respond to what happens. I was reminded of this just recently. A bump. My gym is a short distance from where I live.  So [...]

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Life May Be Easier Than We Think

April 24, 2012
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Life can be messy and difficult.  But often, it is simpler and easier than we think it is.  I was reminded of this just last weekend. Stairways. We had lovely weather in San Francisco last Saturday – 80 degrees, sunny, and not a cloud in the sky.  So Eric (my boyfriend) and I decided to [...]

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“Help” is Not a Four Letter Word

April 17, 2012
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Life is beautiful.  But it can feel hard at times.  And when it does, we struggle.  Often alone, and for long.  Until our good energy has been drained.  Until precious moments have passed.  And until the clock can no longer be turned back.  Because we were too independent.  Too proud.  Or too ashamed to get [...]

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