365 Agains
{Re}tract
Do you ever notice that your actions can sometimes completely retract what you say? In professional and personal situations, I recently found my self retracting by omission, busyness, and all out forgetfulness. One…
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{Re}vival
Once when I was in Washington D.C., my friend Michele and I went for a walk in search of dinner. We came across a few churches and one had a big white tent. I wondered allowed if it was a tent revival, being from the…
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{Re}stock
It’s time to restock the freezer as I’m a little short on frozen assets. I ordered my Imperfect Produce in abundance along with some out-of-size parameters for restaurant salmon and some overstock ground turkey. (Want…
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{Re}st
I’m fairly certain there’s a real difference in rest from exhaustion and the practice of rest. I’m not sure exactly what the difference is — and maybe tonight isn’t the time for me to explore it as fully as I would…
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{Re}dundant
The British use this word when they are no longer needed for a job and then get laid off or “sacked.” But I’m feeling it this year as a volunteer position begins to come to a close. I recognized today at a strategic…
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{Re}lief
It’s November first, and I am a little jazzed. Make that a lot jazzed. Because I have 305 blog posts. With 60 days until the end of the year, I’m looking a goal in the eye and planning to meet it. Face-to-face,…
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{Re}hallow
I’m writing tonight in a blue wig. I’m not usually so into Halloween, but I thought I’d do something different. We usually turn off the porch light and hide in the back room (and we did that tonight). We’re not that in…
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The Again in Hunger
I’m working away this afternoon and realize that I’m really hungry. I went into the kitchen only to discover that I left my waffle I left in the toaster. No wonder. I constantly have to feed myself and Keck and anyone…
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{Re}train
I read an article the other day about the brain. I wish I could find the article but I can’t. The author suggested that we should talk to our brains, and, went so far as to say name our brains. The author called his,…