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Roxanne

Good or Bad, Right, Wrong = Myths Among Us

January 10, 2012

Nicotine may be beneficial to those with memory impairment and Alzheimer’s. I guess it doesn’t make sense to just call it a bad drug anymore. My sister sent me a link that set off a delightful chain of thoughts and I wanted to share them with you. I often talk in platitudes, yet here is [...]

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Be still and remember – the wisdom of a first grader

January 1, 2012

I was talking to friends on the phone from their car today and I had a momentary memory lapse: we were talking about last year’s New Years Eve. The mom was saying, “Remember, we were all together at our house?” Slowly it was coming back to me as I spoke. Meanwhile, from the back seat, [...]

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Thinking Makes It So – Sometimes!

August 17, 2011
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Lots of new age philosophers promise this. In my reality (as truly we each have our own realities…) this is true some of the time, not all of the time. Yet. Since it is a goal of mine, I like to acknowledge when it happens, so I can put the spotlight on my successes and [...]

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Grateful for Everything, Yes Everything

July 7, 2011
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I updated my blog software today before adding a new entry; the whole thing broke! It was due to a plug-in incompatibility. It fit in perfectly with what I had logged in to write about! One of my current transitions is completing some client projects that I have procrastinated on. The reasons don’t matter but [...]

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How Does Bin Laden’s Death Fit Into Consciousness?

May 2, 2011

The energy that has been created upon the news of Osama bin Laden’s assassination is vibrating at such a high level here in my corner of the universe – the United States of America. It gives us students of consciousness an opportunity to ride the waves and expand our understanding of “how life works here [...]

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