Posted by Goody on 05/8/08 in Food and Drink
A lot of the foundation of family life is the customs and traditions that occur within the home. Taken from one generation to another, there are special ways to celebrate and live as a family group. Many of these traditions revolve around uniquely prepared food. Most of us have several special recipes as well as cherished memories of the smells of cooking and preparing food with our families. Added to this, is when we sit down together, sharing these once a year meals.
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Posted by Goody on 05/8/08 in Self Improvement
To be or not to be successful that’s the question.
What lies in the word successful to you? A simple word and yet such a strong word. To be successful is also a question in what field? You have to find out what it means to you. I think it is very important to take that time for your self. If it is in your career then you also have to divide the word in to different sectors. One field could be the money. What does it mean to be successful as in the money? Is it the amount? If that’s the case you have to figure out how much you want to make in terms of success. What else? It could be the time as well. How much do you value the time? Is it worth spending 40-60 hours per week in work? How does the time factor affect your family? Do you have kids? Think over the time spent with your family, friends other close people around you.
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Posted by Goody on 05/8/08 in Self Improvement
Have some of your thoughts related to the death of a loved one caused sleepless nights? Are negative thoughts, concerning how you will manage alone, increasing the pain of loss? Or, are you a chronic worrier, and the flood of thoughts at times is just unbearable?
If you can say yes to any of these questions it is critical to understand at the outset that you can find ways to reduce the effects of bothersome thoughts. Here’s how.
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How To Evict Unwanted Thoughts When Mourning
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