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- 9/18/08 - second 5-K - 34 minutes
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September
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- Love Matters Most
- Dancing To Her Own Tune
- What's In A Name?
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- Love is a Power Point
- My Traveling Post-it Note
- A Goal is a Beautiful Thing
- Let's Go Shopping!
- Smokey Has a Soul Mate
- The Gift of a Memory
- Waiting For My Second Wind
- The Game of Life
- My Favorite Send-off
- Let's Go Shopping
- Living the Vows
- The Terrible Threes
- Build a Smarter Kid
- Express Yourself!
- Driving Etiquette
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- A for Attitude
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1 comment:
From Momma.....
Interesting and a well thought out blog. I believe that each person has some God-given gift, or perhaps more than one. But due to their life circumstances it may be set aside or even hidden until the time is right for that gift to be nurtured, either by themself or by someone else, initially. When a person discovers a gift, even if they are old when they do, it deserves to be honored. I believe this makes for a contented soul, and helps us to realize our God-given uniqueness.
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