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Broken Windows—Intention is Everything. (strong language)
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Does premeditation make one guiltier if the outcome of their wrong doing is the same?
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To the Haters: I Love You More! {Click on Photo for Amazing Guest Post by Anna Jorgensen}
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‘Love is the answer’ used to be just a cutesy phrase I’d toss around, but damn it if it didn’t sink in. To the core of me I believe this to be true.
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Enjoying the Beautiful Creation & Evolution of Our Children. {Click photo for article}
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Let’s celebrate our children (during pregnancy and afterwards) for the short time that we will have with them. (Two artsy videos with beautiful music)
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Two Brave Girl Shatter Religious Stereotypes. (Click image for article/video)
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We are all connected and these two brilliant girls nailed it. You must hear this!
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Believe that You are a Shining Light, as We are all Made from Star-Dust and Have all of the Answers within Us.
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Having one of ‘THOSE’ days? A few thoughts about cheering yourself up. (click picture to read)
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“If you don’t like something change it; if you can’t change it, change the way you think about it.” ~ Mary Engelbreit
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Amazing, Incredible, and Not to Be Missed!
This must be seen to be believed. This young firecracker of an 11 year-old girl is sure to change the world with her words! Warning: Get a tissue before you click on link.
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Understanding my Dyslexia. A Personal Story.
I never knew why I didn’t know my right from my left or why I had to use an eraser far more often than everyone else around me. This is a personal story about finding out, accepting and understanding my learning disability.
“I now embrace what makes me unique, even if it labels me, and am much more easygoing about it.” – Laura Kutney
http://www.elephantjournal.com/2014/01/mindfully-accepting-my-learning-disability/
