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What an idiot!
One stupid maneuver of mine in a series of many…(insert face palm here) I came home from work yesterday feeling oddly, “punchy”. It was Friday and although I worked hard, we ladies in the office were conversing and laughing … Continue reading
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Gandhi, Maslow and Me, Living it up Harmoniously…
~ Abraham Maslow My husband grew up within a normal family dynamic, full of unity, unconditional love and support. All his needs were met as a child and into adulthood. His family’s love never wavered. This is what should be … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, adult, adulting, aware, awareness, confidence, courage, desire, everyday, family, Gandhi, grateful, gratitude, growing, Harmony, hierarchy, improvement, knowledge, learning, living, love, loving, marriage, Maslow, me, myself, parenting, personal, psychology 101, relationships, self, self-esteem, thankful, thanks, want, within, worth
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My Midlife Crisis in the Making... 