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You probably didn’t know that April 30th to May 6 is  National TV-Turnoff Week. I’m serious…really! I don’t subscribe to cable TV or miss it the least bit. We get DVDs and Blu-Ray Discs at the library FOR FREE and we watch them happily together. Sometimes I rent a romantic comedy and treat myself after …

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My journey started at a young age. My first near-death experience happened at 3 months old, followed by events that some would define hard, tragic, and even unfair. My take on it is a bit different. I could focus on “what happened to me” or “how I overcame it”. I could go on for hours. …

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No man has “Woman Abuser” written on his forehead. It’s almost the opposite way: the abuser is charming, paints a perfect picture, and ALWAYS makes sure everyone else knows how generous, loving, and supportive he is to “his woman.” As women, and mothers, it is our responsibility to become conscious, careful, and tactful not to …

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Honesty is, unarguably, my highest value. Deception comes in many flavors: white lie, compulsive lie, saying half the truth, hiding the truth, twisting the truth, exaggerating the truth, denying the obvious. All these taste like pain to me! I read that the average person tells 4 lies a day or 1460 a year; a total …

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Gratitude is defined as the quality or feeling of being grateful or thankful. The power of gratitude makes wonders in your own life and the power of Thanksgiving can have a huge effect on the people around you. I believe that children learn what they live and that everyone around them serves as a role model …

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