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Rewiring helps with Refiring

You can rewire your brain to think differently. Hard to believe? It’s true. For people like myself who seem to obsess about people, places, ideas, anything. You have to find it in yourself to say SHUT UP – stop the nonsense. And this is accomplished through good, clean living. To sleep early, rise early. A purposeful intention when you get out of bed. A walk in the park with your trusty dog at your side.…

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Busting through the hovering dark clouds

I spoke with mom who has been fighting off depression – runs in the family; I don’t have to tell her – the men are rage-a-holics and the women are depressed – great combo. So I told her she needed to say her daily affirmation to bust through the cloud of darkness. “Like what?” she asked darkly. I said, “Like you are a wonderful person and deserve to be happy and you’ve had a relatively…

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Costumes for Halloween

J is going to be a Ninja Turtle for Halloween – he said he doesn’t have a cape but he has a shell and that’s all he needs because he and his sisters and his mother and father were attacked by a huge dinosaur the other day who ate all their bones but miraculously he grew his back. I said, “Wow, great costume.” Then we were at Blockbuster replenishing the Scooby Doo inventory here at…

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Lazy Sundays

I woke to JINDAL in all caps on the front page of the Times Picayune. A new governor. As long as he doesn’t start preaching about morals, I hope he does something to improve the status quo in our government. Next I saw TL walking around the bayou, he got about 700+ votes for Councilman At Large – I don’t think I know 700+ people to vote for me, so not bad out the gate.…

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The porch seems to win out on Saturday nights

When I got back from the movie, J came over to have a glass of wine before going out to the tennis tournament party. As often happens, sitting on the porch tends to attract others to come join in. Musa and Metin drove by and ended up stopping. Musa was up to his usual charm. He wanted to go have breakfast in the morning and at one point, I said, “Let’s just start with the…

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