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Monthly Archives: May 2012
The outgrowth of self-acceptance…
I recall the first time I heard Cheyenne exclaim loudly, “OH MY GAWD!! THAT LADY’S BUTT IS HUGE!” It was a few weeks ago in the car as we were driving down 13th Avenue. I was appropriately horrified. The only … Continue reading
Tagged being authentic, bootie-liscious, butt, cheyenne, fanny, Humor
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True colors…
Corporate responsibility – I like it. Corporations should be a part of community solutions, particularly when they are part of the industry that perpetuates and exacerbates the problems. I have been keenly watching Dove’s efforts regarding the self-esteem of girls for … Continue reading
Things that make you go hmmm…
Some news stories are just too delicious to pass up. Case-in-point from the Bismarck Tribune: Man jumps out Bismarck apartment window after resident gets out of shower. Now, allow me to start by saying that I firmly believe that the … Continue reading
Tagged Bismarck Tribune, crime, Humor, intruder, Jenny Michael, scare
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Remembrance…
Remembrance…it is more than just a word, it is a commitment. Today let us remember all who gave of themselves for this country. We have lost so many men and woman in the defense of democracy and human rights. Men and … Continue reading
Tagged bravery, commitment, heroism, Honor, loss, memorial day, military, remembrance, soldiers, valor, veterans
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Movement that is moving…
I confess…I am a die-hard So You Think You Can Dance? (SYTYCD) fan. I cannot dance, but I have always wished I could. I have adapted to my inadequacies by being able to appreciate the commitment and artistry in others’ dance. … Continue reading