As part of my foray into bullet journaling, I ran across some people doing “Level 10 Life” in their journals. This intrigued me, so I started researching it. From what I was able to find, it started with the “Miracle Morning” by Hal Elrod. I’ve borrowed one of his books available on my Kindle and …
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Month:July 2016
Two roads diverged in a wood
Last week I got the insurance approval for my bariatric surgery which has been scheduled for mid-August. While I hadn’t talked much about it before I started the formal process for approval, I’ve been thinking about and researching bariatric surgery for several years. There is a general attitude that the surgery is the “easy way …
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On becoming a spoonie
Christine Miserandino penned a story about how she shared with a friend what living with Lupus was like. (http://www.butyoudontlooksick.com/articles/written-by-christine/the-spoon-theory/) This metaphor gives language to the struggles people who live with chronic illness face, and a community of “spoonies” has arisen. I joined the ranks of spoonies last year, and everything about my life has changed. …
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Checking in
When last we left our heroine, she was ranting about politics and getting settled in a new job. Let’s peek in and see how she’s doing… Things are good in the land of the AntiChick. Work is going well, married life suits me, those in my family are all doing well. I’m adjusting to living …
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