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Monthly Archives: August 2015
Positive upheaval, aka “moving” right along…
The last several months have been a challenge, but I’m no stranger to challenge. They have been fraught with loss of friendship, change in job status and the death of a close family member. On the positive side…they have brought … Continue reading
Posted in challenges, Change, gratitude, Positivity, transitions
Tagged change, moving, positivity, retirement, upheaval
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Understanding friendship…
I have so much to learn about friendship. It seems all I once believed in doesn’t count for much anymore. I was taught friends stuck by each other through thick and thin, communicated, believed in one another. Over the years … Continue reading
Posted in challenges, friendship, gratitude, learning experiences, life lessons, loss, perseverance
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Retired, not extinct…
I have recently celebrated my decision to step aside from a 24-year teaching career. Officially I am pegged as retired. I care less and less for that word. The term implies an individual is disinterested in work. That’s not true … Continue reading
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