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Author Archives: Fran Hart
One more day
I had just started this blog when a friend led me to the 31 for 21 commitment to raise awareness of Down Syndrome. Not being one to tread lightly, even in dangerous waters, I jumped right in. It’s no surprise … Continue reading
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – Reinvented
It’s been a day of spoiling our daughter, son-in-law & grandson. An early Christmas. It was snowing when we woke, so the stage was perfectly set. We “hooked them up” with such items as diapers, a microwave, a “Pack ‘n … Continue reading
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It just goes to show….you never know
In the last week I had many conversations with folks that in hindsight all orbited around the same theme. And in hindsight all contributed to my “readiness” for a conversation that took place Monday. I postponed the posting of this … Continue reading
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Coffee stains and spit up
It’s the end of a long day. I’m wearing coffee from a mishap on the flight and spit-up from my precious grandson. I couldn’t be happier. When I’m able (more time/energy), I’ll elaborate on re-inventing relationships. It’s good to spend … Continue reading
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle…and Reinvent
This is the first in a series…. Today’s story: Reinvention. It’s an easy tale to tell. It starts with me purchasing a couple of t-shirts I hadn’t tried on. When I tried them on at home, I was uncomfortable with … Continue reading
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I am not a quitter
Just as Marty McFly could predictably be incited by accusations that he was a chicken, the voice in my head that whispers “quitter” brings out my stubborn streak. I quit smoking in 2004 and I’m proud of that. I quit … Continue reading
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Receiving and Giving
“It is more blessed to give than to receive.” You’re hearing this from me 3rd hand. Paul attributes this quote to Jesus in Acts 20:35. From my own experience, the pursuit of tithing (giving 10% of our income) has been … Continue reading
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45 minutes
Long story short: T (our youngest) was home by shortly after 5. Chores were completed well before 6. We had a great conversation this morning over breakfast about: Salary vs. Hourly wages, cash advances, credit, welfare, financial independence…. I can … Continue reading
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Day 1 of "The New Deal": I Am An American
An American CreedI Do Not Choose to Be a Common Man (or woman)It is my right to be uncommon—if I can.I seek opportunity—not security.I do not wish to be a kept citizen, humbled and dulled by having the state look … Continue reading
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