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My birthday is months away, but I already know what I want. A bow and arrows and a target. Archery is a pastime of both men and women in the Regency Era, that era in which Jane Austen was a writer. When I was in elementary school our Physical Education teachers taught us every sport…

In this week’s episode of American Ninja Warrior, Drew Drechsel, one of the biggest fan favorites, fell on Stage 1 of the Las Vegas finals. Yet, he had done so well in earlier episodes that he won a “safety pass.” Introduced this year, the pass allowed for a complete redo of of a stage of…

The store was bright and shiny. Everything gleamed. Snagging my attention at every turn, gems in all colors winked out at me, enticing me to look more closely. The star of the display was the “Crown of Light” diamond. It’s not the actual diamond, but rather the patented cuts or facets of the diamond. This…

Almost back to 100 percent. ❤

Sometimes you have to take time for you. Yet, to write this blog and the ones for tomorrow and Thursday, we had to connect to an internet service package. I’m not going to lie. It’s been tempting to read everything on Facebook. Get caught up in the latest life-sucking political brouhaha. Try to understand the…

It astounded the people when the Rabbi said you had to be “born again.” Like I would have done, Nicodemus asked questions. How could this be? Jesus the Christ was saying, it’s your spirit that has to be reborn. You have to change your mind. You have to align your spirit with the Spirit of…

I’ve been working on a project that requires I go back in time and list out a bunch of things. The things I’ve accomplished and the things I’ve been good at for some self-work, self-examination. It’s hard to do. Likely because I never thought those things were that important. It seems now they are. I’ve…

My English composition professor smugly sat at the front of the classroom, spitting out clichés, demanding that we clean up our writing act by eliminating the use of them in our essays and papers. Phrases such as: At the end of the day… A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. It’s…

When people think about traveling to the past, they worry about accidentally changing the present, but no one in the present really thinks they can radically change the future. Annonomous I didn’t simply skim over the words, I thought about them off and on throughout the day. It’s likely a quantum physics kind of statement.…