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Category Archives: Perfectionism
Holiday Wishes
The season is moving on and the end of 2012, is not too far off. Though September is really the month I consider to be my New Year, January is still a landmark time, in that the calendar begins its … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Dreams, Memoir, Navigating Through Life, Perfectionism, Time, Writing
Tagged Intentions, Moving Forward, Simplicity, Time management, trust
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All You Can Do
“All you can do is all you can do, and all you can do is enough.” A. L. Williams I got this fabulous quote from my brother, Zed. It’s perfect for someone like me, who is a perfectionist and an … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Childhood, family, Healthy Living, Matters of the Spirit, Mental Health, Navigating Through Life, Perfectionism, The Garden
Tagged joy, Moving Forward, roses, trust
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Making A Mess
Make a mess. Take a step. Fall down. Throw it away and start over. Be wrong and celebrate the dropped balls. What could be more miserable than to be human (the greatest storytelling creature in the history of the planet … Continue reading
Posted in Fear, Memoir, Perfectionism, Writing
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