Lachlan hits the nail on the head about fibro and the symptoms. Thanks for sharing. I feel I should reblog. Thanks again.
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As always with Kriten Lamb’s blog: Words of Wisdom!
Last week, I talked about the first trait of the successful author, discernment. I deliberately addressed discernment first because discernment keeps us in balance. No amount of “success” is worth our peace, our health or our relationships.
Also, we’ll need discernment to manage the second trait of the successful author—self-discipline. Why? Because even self-discipline needs to be disciplined. Sometimes we need to re-prioritize.
For instance, last week, my mom went in for emergency surgery. She’s fine and home now and THANK YOU for all your love, prayers and well-wishes. I also had a niece graduating from high school. I took off a few days because I was exhausted from edits, anxiety over my mom and racing across town from hospital to graduation. Self-discipline can easily become like a religious legalism, and we need to guard against that to be healthy and successful long-term.
But we still have to…
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Here’s some cool ideas I STUMBLEd upon.
Life hacks are little ways to make our lives easier. These low-budget tips and trick can help you organize and de-clutter space; prolong and preserve your products; or teach you something (e.g., tie a full Windsor) that you simply did not know before.
Most of these came from a great post on tumblr. There is also a great subreddit ‘r/lifehacks‘ with some fantastic tips as well.
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Mystery Writing is Murder: Promoting or Re-releasing an Older Book: by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig I recently received an email from someone asking what angle he should take in promoting an olde…
This looks yummy!
I’m still so excited about kohlrabi, so I had to try this recipe for kohlrabi curry when I found it. Although it didn’t turn out to be my favorite dish, I did enjoy a new way to eat kohlrabi and my housemates loved it. The best part about this recipe is it uses both the kohlrabi bulb and the greens, meaning you get more for your money. The greens were better then I expected, and actually tasted quite a bit like swiss chard. Note: I steamed the kohlrabi instead of microwaving it, but I think next time I might just try sautéing it with the garlic and onions. I found this recipe, posted by Cook’s Hideout, fed 3-4 people.
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