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Posted on Apr 10, 2021

Below is a long blog post about 2015. I’m not going to make any claims that it will be funny or interesting, but I needed somewhere to put these thoughts and experiences before they went away into the abyss of my memory bank forever so… here you go! I started out the year with no resolutions or plans for changes in direction (for more than one reason), but I did have lots on my mind when it came to what was happening around me – most importantly, how much love there really IS in this world. I had been working at a job where, while I made some incredible friends and got paid fairly well, it felt like everything I did all day was based on keeping people as uncomfortable as possible instead of providing them comfort. It wasn’t just customers who were miserable, either; employees also suffered from this philosophy – our entire work culture was built upon making things difficult rather than easier. So many times throughout each shift we would look up during break time and ask ourselves “why are we doing this?” We didn’t want anyone else to feel bad because of us and yet, ultimately, that was exactly why everyone seemed unhappy: because of their own self-doubt/unhappiness created by others. This led me down two paths simultaneously: first off, I wanted desperately to find something better for myself outside retail which meant leaving behind an industry whose main purpose was simply selling things without caring about anything beyond profit margins AND secondly realizing how badly other people need help too — especially those who seem determined never ever again having another good moment despite being surrounded by loved ones constantly telling them otherwise every single day since birth.. With both realizations set firmly in place along side eachother comes yet another question mark looming overhead awaiting its turn under bright lights shining through glass ceilings above cloudy skies filled only darkness waiting patiently until tomorrow morning arrives once more bringing forth new days full potential hidden deep within hearts everywhere hoping someone can finally see past themselves enough times eventually leading towards true happiness found inside souls belonging together forevermore… The next month saw even greater challenges arise due largely thanks partly maybe indirectly possibly totally directly somehow connected definitely related somehow but mostly probably likely quite clearly completely obviously undeniably unequivocally indisputedly proven beyond reasonable doubt proven without a shadow of a doubt proven conclusively proven definitively confirmed proved irrefutably verifiably verified affirmed approved authorized acknowledged recognized accepted legitimated certified authenticated corroborated ratified sanctioned stamped validated endorsed vetted checked verified checked again cleared inspected ensured examined evaluated tested reviewed audited appraised assessed investigated screened checked twice tripled quadruple checked fivefold sixfold seven fold eightfold nine fold ten fold eleven hundred million billion gazillion trill Below is a long blog post about 50s and 60s music, but the bottom line: I think I may have discovered my new favorite band. I’ve been listening to lots of oldies radio lately while driving around (and sometimes when sitting at home) with one ear on my iPod shuffle playing more contemporary stuff. It seems that whenever an artist sings “Sock it to me!” or something similar in the song “Hound Dog,” the DJ always says they recorded this tune for American Bandstand…which led me to check out Dick Clark’s show on Youtube from time to time. Here are some videos there that gave me pause today as I listened to them on repeat all day: This clip shows Dick interviewing Buddy Holly who died tragically young before he could really get going professionally; Chuck Berry was already pretty well known though by then. This segment reminded me how much I like his songs even if I don’t know most names associated with him apart from The Beatles whose early success helped kickstart their own careers after being influenced greatly themselves during those years. They were also inspired heavily enough upon hearing some older performer(s). As we can see here too many times over nowadays people simply copy whatever works best last week & call it innovation! Which isn’t true because anyone who knows anything would realize that this has happened since forever ago – just look back through history books if needed proof.” If only things hadn’t changed so drastically throughout recent decades where everything seems focused solely towards what makes money right off instead focusing firstly upon quality content which should come naturally without any artificial help given its importance these days unfortunately.” That said let us not forget these incredible artists still living amongst us who deserve recognition despite having made such monumental impacts within our society” “The Kingston Trio started performing together in the mid-1950s, releasing hit albums including “Here We Go Again” and “Tom Dooley.” But even after disbanding officially in 1972—their final album came out five months later—members Bob Shane (guitar), Nick Reynolds (mandolin/banjo), Dave Guard (juggler), John Stewart (bassist), Rick Danko (drummer) continued recording under various other monikers until 1984.” Their work was widely influential across genres including folk rock with hits like ‘Midnight Special,’ written by Steve Goodman and covered by many others including Johnny Cash himself whom wrote another famous version called ‘Wreck Of A Memory.’” Today TheKTis considered among America greatest bands ever created alongside such legends like The Beach Boys according to Rolling Stone magazine placing both groups into top ten list published every year starting way back when they released first single record entitled “Pick Below is a long blog post about 2013, the year that was. I’ve not written one for two years now and it seems like an important thing to do at this time of year before we enter into another new year with all its possibilities (and challenges). So here goes! I hope you find some inspiration in what follows … or perhaps you may just feel motivated to get back on your creative horse after taking stock yourself? Either way, enjoy reading through these memories – they are part of my life as well so please forgive any personal references therein! ;-) The Year That Was: Part One … The Start Of My Blogging Adventure In 2013 … January - June … 45 Photos And A Video Blogland has been such a huge source of fun and inspiration for me over the last couple of years, both personally and professionally speaking. It has been fantastic connecting with other people who share similar interests (mainly cardmaking!) and getting to know them better; learning more about their lives, where they live etc., sharing ideas and techniques and generally being inspired by each others work. It’s no wonder then that I have decided to document ’the start of my blogging adventure’. This will be done via month-by-month posts which feature images from those months along with text highlighting events during each period. These photos won’t necessarily showcase every project/post published but instead simply give readers a glimpse of how things were progressing behind the scenes plus where I travelled to when visiting trade shows & exhibitions. At first glance it might seem odd doing something like this since everyone knows exactly what happens online these days thanks to social media platforms allowing us access anywhere around world whenever needed without having physically leave home base location(s); however once again this proves otherwise especially given current trends within industry itself towards increased transparency amongst consumers resulting greater awareness understanding potential risks involved purchasing product offerings based upon lack sufficient information provided manufacturers themselves prior sale transaction occurring between buyer seller parties concerned . This means business owners must constantly monitor changing demands consumer preferences if wish maintain competitive advantage marketplace presence over rival companies operating same sector activity field . So why bother going down memory lane reviewing past performance data points collected throughout previous calendar cycle ? Because sometimes old school methods still prove effective strategies achieving desired outcome results despite modern day advances available technology solutions currently accessible public domain realm ! For example let take look at 2017 report compiled Team Rubicon , nonprofit organization dedicated providing disaster relief services veterans communities across United States . According analysis presented below graphic illustrates percentage growth traffic referrals received website over twelve months period measured against previous sixteen consecutive fiscal quarters ending December thirty first twenty seventeen date range covered study reported total increase amounted four Below is a long blog post about 10 things I learned from the last year. I’ve been reading this book: The Power of Habit, by Charles Duhigg (the author for whom my name is named). It has really made me think and reflect on what makes habits sticky – or not so much! Here are some highlights that have hit home over the past few weeks as I’ve been ruminating on it all… Habits don’t form in isolation; they happen when three parts connect at once. A cue — like getting out your keys to leave work every day — triggers craving, which causes an action. Craving tells you something important about yourself — who you want to be. And finally, reward helps reinforce that behavior. If you feel good after exercising or reaching a goal each day, you will do it again tomorrow. By understanding these connections, we can change our own habit loopsticks better than anyone else ever could. “The best way to identify your key habits is to ask yourself where you expend disproportionate amounts of time,” writes Duhigg. “Where do you spend hours without thinking? Where does your mind wander?” Once you figure those out, start tracking them daily with an app such as Lift or JourneyMap .”These apps allow users to log their activities throughout the week—from eating dinner alone while watching TV shows like House Hunters International (cue)to feeling sad/guilty afterwards(craving), then going online shopping because they hate how their house looks now.(action). With enough data points logged into one place, Duhiggs says , “you begin seeing patterns emerge.” By doing this exercise regularly over several months he believes people become more aware of themselves which leads towards making changes later down line due mostly likely due emotions involved rather than just logic based decisions being taken out here.. Once you know why certain behaviors keep happening even though everyone around us thinks otherwise there comes another step called creating new routines through repetition until eventually forming permanent ones becomes second nature without any effort required anymore at all ! This happens especially well when starting small i.,e five minutes per day instead trying make major lifestyle shifts right away since most humans aren’t ready mentally emotionally physically yet–though sometimes exceptions exist too depending upon person situation etcetera but generally speaking try starting slow first before pushing ahead full speed ahead immediately without prior warning signs indicating readiness . Duhiggs goes onto discuss four different types of motivations needed inside every successful individual including social pressure, external rewards & recognition systems offered within companies organizations communities groups families friends networks etceteras plus intrinsic factors related either directly indirectly toward helping others reach goals set forth above mentioned earlier today yesterday nightlife moments ago currently occurring right now live broadcast streamed video game footage displayed across screen Below is a long blog post about 45 years of my life. I’ve had this in draft form for two weeks and finally decided to publish it rather than try and edit it further (it was already quite edited). I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it! :-) It started with a broken arm… not the start most people would have liked, but certainly one that I remember very well - all those hours staring at the ceiling as the cast dried around me. My parents didn’t understand why their little girl wanted to be an astronaut, nor could they appreciate how much fun I had playing alone on our front lawn: pretending that I was flying into space from our garage roof; then landing back down again safely onto Mars – always making sure that I touched down softly so as not to damage any alien creatures living below ground level; before zooming off towards Jupiter… or Saturn if there were no spaceships waiting nearby ready to pick up some more passengers for the trip home. 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