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A Stronger Me
What we are seeing today in the political world, is just another view of what many of us have experienced in our lives. What I had thought, previous to the outcome, was not to let it define us. Or,… Continue reading
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Imprint upon humanity!
Today we Vote. Each day we vote. We vote on the choices we make and why? We vote on evolution or progression…. We vote to try and stop evolution. We vote with our voices or our silences. We vote for… Continue reading
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Tribal shaming
There seems to be a disconnect in our minds about the statistics of abuse; that 95% of the crimes are with someone we know and of that percentage, 50% is with a family member. We are not sitting with, and… Continue reading
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Move along.
Every now and again, there is a bubbling up of voices about abuse in the FALC. It rises with contentious overtones, heated words exchanged, deflected and tossed back…and then grows silent. The two sides failing to find a foothold on… Continue reading
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Victim Finds Her/His Voice
"A mind convinced against its will, is of the same opinion still" Dale Carnegie. What makes us change our minds? Is it possible to enter into a dialogue and be persuaded to see life in a new light? What stops… Continue reading
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A New Path to Walk
"Will I Ever Be Good Enough?" by Karyl McBride, strikes cords of familiar experiences. It makes the crazy making making up mind, appear normal. We are not nuts, we responded in kind to the landscapes of our childhood. We grew… Continue reading
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Soul Danced
More from "Will I Ever Be Good Enough" by Karyl McBride. "Self-trust, self-love, and self-knowledge can be taught to a daughter only by a mother who possesses those qualities herself. Furthermore, to pass them on successfully, a mother needs to… Continue reading
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“Will I Ever Be Good Enough”
"Will I Ever Be Enough" by Dr. Karyl McBride was recommended to me. I listened to 9 chapters on the mail route yesterday, and then bought the kindle edition, because there are many things I want to share on… Continue reading
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I know me best.
I was listening to "On Living" by Kerry Egan in my jeep today. It is about a chaplain who works in Hospice. She speaks that we all are broken or cracked. That most of us have secrets we… Continue reading
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Deny Nothing
http://windsorstar.com/tag/ben-johnson Above are links to the news story about a "fallen hockey player". What is amazing to me, is how an act of rape is dealt with – in what is known as the rape culture. What is rape… Continue reading







