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Author Archives: Fran Hart
9 weeks of P90X + 3 weeks of inactivity = square one
For those who’ve never tried it, the P90X commitment is not to be taken lightly. The workouts take anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half (if you’re doing the “Ab Ripper” workout after weights). The routine varies … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, commitment, discipline, not writing, Vacation, Writing
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Ni Hao, Taipei
I’ve been in Taipei since Tuesday. I’m finally feeling caught up on my sleep and relatively past the jetlag of the westbound journey. I left Austin Sunday evening and arrived in Taipei at about 6:30 am Tuesday. There’s a 13 … Continue reading
Posted in employment, reading, Taipei, Travel
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Outlive Your Life by Max Lucado (Book Review*)
If I’ve ever wondered whether God could possibly have any use for an average Joe such as myself, Max Lucado’s latest book Outlive Your Life carefully spells out a resounding “YES!” based on examples found in scripture as well as … Continue reading
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Teens: You gotta love ’em!
It was inevitable. He’s 16. He can’t help himself. He must transition from child to adult. Unlike a caterpillar whose transition allows them the comfort of a cocoon to effectively insulate them from the world, teens must go out into … Continue reading
Posted in adulthood, child-rearing, children, empty nest, family, life, love, teens, Tips for Better Living, trust, Wisdom
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Baptism – Josalynn Marie Hicks
Although my oldest two daughters hated each other during their teen years, my forecast of their eventual reunion has finally hit a major milestone of “see-I-told-you-so” maternal truth. They are turning the corner in their relationship and hopefully they will … Continue reading
Before, Really Before and Really, Really Before
Maybe it was quitting smoking (June 10, 2004) or maybe it was my hysterectomy (May, 2007?I think) but somehow weight began to creep up on me in a big way. Here are photos from December, 2008:I realized something had to … Continue reading
Posted in discipline, faith, healing, not writing
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My first 5k is behind me
Here we are (Saturday June 19), having just finished Vern’s No Frills 5k. My hubby surprised me by running most of the way. He finished about a minute ahead of Sherie (my coach and friend) and me. I’m proud of … Continue reading
Posted in commitment, discipline, faith, healing, not writing, obedience, submit
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Spring Cleaning
Nature happens, folks. Winter months, with all of the plants packed into the sunroom, spiders and other creepy-crawlies take up residence. After hours of labor, sweating in the sauna that is my sunroom, I’m quite delighted with the results. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in chores, discipline, prayer, reward
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Striking
Sometimes, when we’re driving along…I’m moved to pull out my camera and capture the view. Amen.
Posted in Inspiration, spirit
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Cleaning carpets
We’ve invested in a rental property. This is part of my retirement strategy. No joke. Some day I hope to be doing something else. In order to get there, we bought a house that we hope to rent. But first, … Continue reading