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Art
Art does not have to cost a fortune. “It should inspire and move you” no matter the price. – incorporating Children’s artwork or mementos alongside paintings and photograph’s. Best of all “less expensive items gives you the freedom to change … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, art, art collection, art critic, art installation, change, conversation, creativity, distinct, education, focal point, history, imagination, mural painting, size, statement piece
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Repair a Relationship
Take a minute to think about your social connections. Are you holding and grudges? Have you had a falling out with a friend? Dozen’s of studies show that people who have solid relationships with family and friends and within their … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, change, conversation, Dayna Kurtz, disconnect, emotions, faith, family, forgiveness, friendships, generations, God, Habit, happiness, history, insight, inspiration, journaling, life, mindfulness, professional growth, purpose, realationships
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Art History
Art is not a luxury as many people think – it is a necessity. It documents history – it helps educate people and stores knowledge for generations to come.” – Dr. Samella Lewis Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, art, art collection, art critic, art installation, change, conversation, creativity, distinct, Dr. Samella Lewis, education, focal point, history, imagination, Makeover, mural painting, size, statement piece
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Scapegoat
It’s said that on Hebrew Day of Atonement, a goat was sent off to perish in the wildnress, carrying the sins of the people on its back. A scapegoat, and the thread tied around the goats neck was red for … Continue reading
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Tagged conversation, emotions, faith, family, forgiveness, friendships, generations, God, gratitude, Hebrew Day of Atonement, Hedi's boat, history, inspiration, life, mindfulness, religion, scapegoat, sin
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A Parent’s Prayer
I gave you life, but I cannot live it for you. I CAN teach you things, but I cannot make you ear I CAN give directions, but I cannot always be there to lead you. I CAN allow you freedom, … Continue reading
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Tagged character, communication, decision, dreams, emotions, faith, family, friendship, goals, God, gratitude, happiness, history, hope, inspiration, life, love, Manifest, Meditation, mindfulness, motivation, optimism, parenting, prayer, self-awareness, Support group
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