Tag: Just in case

Don’t worry so much about what people think

First of all, you’ll most likely never know what most people actually think about you and second? If the scorpions in your life are the scorpions you think they are, they’re far too busy thinking about themselves than they are about you. Third? In the end [and from the beginning] people are unmanageable — don’t give your power over to something you cannot control. Save it for the things you can…

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Nothing says love like edamame…

…with coarse sea salt! Especially when someone you love brings you a bowl without you even asking for it…

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Connecting the dots for 6/21/2012

  1. the tumblr app makes for a lot of danger in the world -feralfigaro
    ilovecharts

    Wed, Jun 20 2012 23:15:11

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Steve Martin circa 1968

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You know how a sunrise can be confused for a sunset?

Well, sometimes just when you think your life is over, that’s when the best things are truly about to begin.

notsalmon via You know how a sunrise can be confused for a sunset?.

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Do not let work fear ‘interfear’….

notsalmon via Do not let fear work like interfear…..

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Fear is dyslexic faith

It’s believing strongly what you want won’t happen. Stop it and swap it for real deal faith. Karen Salmansohn via Fear is dyslexic faith..

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Let him that would move the world first move himself

“Let him that would move the world first move himself.” Socrates. via Let him that would move the world first move himself. – Socrates.

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Six strategies for staying sane

Here’s what I do to keep myself healthy so that I can avoid the trap of slipping back into the darkness:

via six strategies for staying sane | Gemma Stone.

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More Boo for you…

This is my favorite black kitty! btw, don’t let the pretty collar fool you — she’s a vicious serial killer who has sent dozens of mice to their eternal reward but I still love her… :-D

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Eragrostis tef

My wife found something else that’s yummy and good for you; teff:

Eragrostis tef, known as teff, taf (Amharic ጤፍ ṭēff, Tigrinya ጣፍ ṭaff), is an annual grass, a species of lovegrass native to the northern Ethiopian Highlands of Northeast Africa.

Common names include teff, lovegrass, annual bunch grass (English); Ṭeff/Ṭéff (Amharic, both representing the same sound, an ejective consonant); Ṭaffi/xaffi (Oromo, both representing the same sound); Ṭaff (Tigrinya); and mil Ă©thiopien (French – ‘Ethiopian millet‘). It is also written as ttheff, tteff, thaff, tcheff, and thaft.[1] The word “tef” is connected by folk etymology to the Ethio-Semitic root “áą­ff”, which means “lost” (because of the small size of the grain). Get more here: Eragrostis tef – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Taste kinda like uncooked bran muffins, but I went back for more…

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Everything is energy; get aligned!

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Bacon Fried Rice

Want some NOW!!! Bacon Fried Rice « le zoe musings..

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Stop Depriving Yourself – Start Taking Care Of Yourself

Ooooh, good stuff Marie! Gotta grab it…

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Healthy Food Visuals

Yummm. Thanks…

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“I’m Fine, Thanks”

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Refuse to use Chemlawn

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Happy bday, Sir Paul! When I’m 64 was 6 years ago…

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The Inspired Verse

Michael Cerkas writes:

Writing a book is much akin to telling a story.  The true challenge is to be able to effectively create the images, logic and train of thought, and emotions in the reader as you possess as the author.  It is about describing, creating, remembering and planning just how you want to communicate your thoughts.

Below is an excerpt from my first book, “Not in Vein – Miracle within my Soul”.  I offer it to you as an opportunity to witness my writing style, hear my story and provide an opportunity to send me feedback, ideas, suggestions, etc.  As a writer, I continuously seek feedback as a path toward improvement and growth.  Above all, it is an opportunity for me to share some of my life with you.

Please take a moment to review these few sentences and reflect upon the intended meaning and message.  I hope you enjoy it; more to come as this project develops.  Be well.” Get more here: The Inspired Verse.

I think he’s a really cool guy and you should follow his blog…

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Golddust Woman

“Rulers make bad lovers — you better put your kingdom up for sale!”

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