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Questions

But where do these beliefs come from? Are they even true? What would we do if we didn’t have them?

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Boost

We all appreciate a much-needed boost when the limb is higher than we can reach! Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this … Continue reading

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Unexpected

My husband and I live near his parents. They are very nice people, but they have a terrible habit of showing up at our house uninvited. Like they’re out doing errands and then they just stop in. Honestly, I do … Continue reading

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Things You Save in a Fire 

Things You Save in a Fire by Katherine Center (2019, fiction, 368 pages). I wouldn’t be surprised if this were turned into a Hallmark movie. The story is heartwarming, emotional, satisfying, engaging, and a page turner. Readers will appreciate the useful … Continue reading

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Remember This Phrase

“If everything’s a treasure, nothing’s a treasure.” It’s hard to let go of sentimental items, like your kid’s first report card, their baby shoes, their 14 soccer trophies. But! If you keep all the things that have ever meant something … Continue reading

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