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Perspective
Here’s the deal. Living this way isn’t easy just about making better decisions. It’s also about having grace for people who see the world in a different way. It’s about unlocking parts of your perspective that you‘ve kept hidden away. … Continue reading
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Tagged character, decisions, Empowerment, family, friends, grace, growth, personality, possibilities, prerspective, self awareness, strength, truth, vulnerability
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Our Messes
“This place is a mess,” my father said in a stern voice, surprising me as he looked around the room. “Are you going to clean it?” Not sure how to respond, I simply said, “Yes.” He nodded, then strode out … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, care giver, caregivers, children, chores, cognitive status, community, dementia, elder care, family, gratitude, health and wellness, impatient, life, love, memories, mess, moments, organzation, parenting
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What you Doing this Summer?
It’s the summer of Frosty Fridays, where I take my three kids out to a new ice cream shop each Friday. — Pete Horvath, Chicago This is #granolagrandma summer. Gardening, reading books, crossword puzzles, sitting on my patio enjoying the … Continue reading
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Tagged concerts, confidence, explore, family, friendship, Gardening, granolagrandma, ice cream, patio, plans, reading, relaxing, respite, seasonal, summer, weather
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Real Life of an MSW 