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9 years ago

her and learned some new things about eachother...who would have thought 21 years later and we are still l earning. Awesome!!
ng because of me...but in the end we decided it was worth it because i had this horrible, brought me to my knees coughing spell and we don't think I would have been able to breathe and cough for 15 minutes straight in the mountains. Whew!!! it was bad!
me more before I express my thoughts (who ever said exciting was good???? tehehehehe). I think we both learned some things and it was wonderful to see hunny bunny working on a few things i said would "energize" me this weekend. He was not feeling good but he still did them...aaaaawwwhhhh. i soooo love him!!! it was also good to put my marriage on the top! i know that is one of my 2008 resolutions and it feels good to work on it!!!
h living life instead of "existing" and in order to do that I need to be doing things!!). I want to work on a few other things on "my weekend"...
irror!! Ohh my!!!! It was not good...i soooo need to get serious about this weight!! I know I do but again it goes back to existing!! I need to get beyond that to living and I think it will help! I am not making excuses but it is hard to want to do something when at the end of the day you fill accomplished just to have made dinner and gone to work!!! So...i need to remember what I felt at that time and do something about it...no promises, no guarantees right now but it is on my mind...***




know...I can MAKE time but...that is so hard to do. Do I do it between sleep, work, family time, dinner??? When??? Ok...enough complaining. I know I need to make some time and I guess that is a goal I need to set for myself. I was looking at some time management things and I thought I would share some....
e when we’re alert and our brains are better suited to working with numbers.
Here are some simple steps that can help, courtesy of Bottom Line Personal and workplace coach Susan Martin.
ll of things that don’t really help us reach our goals – which mean they’re not priorities. Maybe you’ve decided that you’d like to arrange all the books on your shelves in alphabetical order. That’s fine - but don’t let it get in the way of finishing something that’s more important. Review your list and decide what really needs to be done. Get real! Martin says the biggest time-management trap is underestimating how long some things take to do. Estimate how much time you need to complete a task, and then DOUBLE that number. Keep doing this until you’re better able to accurately judge how much time is needed.
ff course!! Well, that is what happened yesterday. I was on a straight course and then the side swipe came. Not good.
on of a calming brain chemical. According to Dr. Bernie Siegel, author of 101 Exercises For The Soul, since blue is the color of the ocean and the sky, we automatically associate it with the serene feelings that come with being out in nature.
r. Beck says animals hold our attention and that distracts us from stressful thoughts.