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Category Archives: World of Blogcraft
Chronic comparing, the road to insanity and perhaps, eventually, death
Klout is going to make me crazy, I can tell already.Well, crazier. It’s like going on a diet and stepping on the scale 3 times a day (yes, I’ve done that). Worse, it lends itself to comparison with others, which … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, commitment, faith, Is it just me?, prayer, Uncategorized, Wisdom, World of Blogcraft, Writing
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Practice, practice, practice…and the benefits of regular exercise
If you’ve followed my exercise saga you know that last year I transitioned from Richard Simmons to Wii Fit Plus to power-walking/jogging/running and ultimately to the P90X workout regimen. Then, in September, an injury and subsequent tumble off the exercise-wagon … Continue reading
Posted in commitment, discipline, exercise, obedience, reading, World of Blogcraft, Writing
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In Pursuit of Balance and escape from the 10 pound yoyo
In the 6 weeks since my last post (the post where I mentioned my need for balance in my life), I’ve absolutely failed at finding balance. But I’ve succeeded in my efforts to swing the pendulum. The trick now will … Continue reading
Posted in commitment, discipline, faith, healing, Inspiration, not writing, obedience, World of Blogcraft, Writing
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Stop judging, people!
The strangest thing is going on, all across this blessed cyberspace and even in the realms of real world. People are judging people. It’s gone on for years…I know this. I accept it for what it is. But there seems … Continue reading
Posted in World of Blogcraft
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The Lord’s Ways Are Mysterious
January has been a long month, full of surprises. And full of irony. About 3 weeks ago, in pursuit of my blossoming career-interest (life as a full-time writer) I submitted an application to Examiner.com. Last week they let me know … Continue reading
Posted in discipline, Tips for Better Living, Wisdom, World of Blogcraft, Writing
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It’s a Matter of Perspective … and Discernment
People tell lies. This is not new news. People lie for many reasons. If someone asks me to pray for them, I don’t ask why. I don’t assume their story needs to be verified. It’s not as if they’re asking … Continue reading
Posted in faith, prayer, World of Blogcraft
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It’s a Matter of Perspective … and Discernment
People tell lies. This is not new news. People lie for many reasons. If someone asks me to pray for them, I don’t ask why. I don’t assume their story needs to be verified. It’s not as if they’re asking … Continue reading
Posted in faith, prayer, World of Blogcraft
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The Great Interview Experiment
Neil at “Citizen of the Month” is hosting a fabulous social experience he calls the Great Interview Experiment. I’m horribly delinquent in completing my part of the experiment. Ironically, the person I’m responsible for interviewing lived for a time in … Continue reading
Posted in China, Great Interview Experiment, Travel, World of Blogcraft
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The Great Interview Experiment
Neil at “Citizen of the Month” is hosting a fabulous social experience he calls the Great Interview Experiment. I’m horribly delinquent in completing my part of the experiment. Ironically, the person I’m responsible for interviewing lived for a time in … Continue reading
Posted in China, Great Interview Experiment, Travel, World of Blogcraft
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Life Interrupted
A reality of traveling to China (or anywhere on the other side of the world) is that the trip doesn’t end upon arriving home. Jet lag is a souvenir that hangs around for a week or two then is gone, … Continue reading
Posted in China, Great Interview Experiment, Travel, World of Blogcraft
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