Limiting Options Equals Creativity for Kids

When we made the move to downsize, my boys’ plethera of toys also diminished. Over the years I have noticed that the more choices the kids have regarding play or entertainment, the more I hear the words “I’m bored!” Frustrated, I admit I usually return their complaint with something like “I have plenty for you to do! Dishes, laundry, dusting, ….” Or “It is not my job to make sure

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Learning to Manage FMS

For several weeks, my myofascial pain has been gone. The skin sensitivity I felt from my ankles to the base of my skull is either gone or hardly noticeable. I credit this improvement to the hormone balancing supplements, increase in water, and detoxification efforts. My symptoms this morning include: Some muscle fatigue in my legs and arms. A sharp, stabbing pain behind my left shoulder blade upon awakening. After some

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Needing to Network

During this past week, I have realized the need to network. I ordered new business cards reflecting a broader range of services I would like to offer as a contractor. For the time being, I am calling myself a “communications consultant.” This title will allow me to go beyond freelance writing for magazines. On Thursday, I will be attending the University of Phoenix “Conversations that Motivate”. This is a free

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