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June 7, 2010

An Ego Named Charlie (via Waiting for the Click)

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I have been trying to find new blogs to follow (usually through Blogsurfer) and have come across several that are interesting. Though I don’t “personally” know these folks it is nice to read what someone else is thinking or see their pictures, etc. This morning I found this post and wanted to share it with you because the bottom line—the lesson at the end—is what we all need to be able to do. Would be interested in your response to this—not something that I probably would not have read had I not gotten into the blogging scene!

Have a blessed day and thanks to the author of Waiting for the Click for allowing the repost!

An Ego Named Charlie I am back from an amazing weekend at the Amrit Yoga Institute.  It was everything I hoped it would be and possibly a little more.  I'm not sure how much of it I will share.  I made a beautiful (in my eyes) painting and an amazing "goddess" sculpture.  I do want to write about and share a picture of the sculpture at some point when I get the photos taken and downloaded.   I may keep the painting just for myself this time and only share it with tho … Read More

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