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Written by Diane Dunn | Sunday, 28 February 2010 - 17:22:05
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I am fat, not pleasingly plump, whatever that is. I mean what is pleasing about being plump? I am just plain, old-fashioned, fat. That’s okay. I am where I am because of what I have chosen to put in my mouth.
However, recently I have recognized that I don’t particularly like to be around fat people. I began to ponder the reason. Some of these people who were no fatter than I am actually repulsed me. What was that about? Where did this self-righteous critical spirit come from?
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Written by Diane Dunn | Thursday, 28 January 2010 - 14:48:00
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 The average New Year’s resolution lasts three weeks. Now that those weeks have passed, are you going to beat yourself up for being a failure or are you going to revamp your resolution so that it is actually do-able? Your choice will determine your future.
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Written by Diane Dunn | Wednesday, 30 December 2009 - 20:46:21
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At each new year, I proclaim, I am going to make some changes in my life. I am determined to make more money so we don’t struggle so much. I am finally going to change the way I eat and begin a real exercise regiment. I even promise myself that I will be a better Christian. I will read the Word more and be extra loving and generous.
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Written by Stacey R. Louiso | Monday, 30 November 2009 - 23:20:24
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 No parent would fathom the thought of their child being seriously injured; injured in a way that would effect them for the rest of their lives: Especially not an injury such as a spinal cord injury (SCI) that resulted in their child becoming a quadriplegic. But this is exactly the reality Liza Perla-Reidel, and her daughter Amanda, live with, every day.
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Written by Diane Dunn | Monday, 30 November 2009 - 13:30:44
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Most everyone has a junk drawer. It is usually in the kitchen and it will have cords, screws and other things that you are afraid that as soon as you threw them away, you will need them. If over time, that junk drawer becomes a junk closet and then a junk room, clutter and perhaps hoarding has taken control of your life.
Perhaps the most famous sufferers of compulsive hoarding were the Collyer brothers, with their bicycle, book and newspaper-packed Harlem row house in the early 1900s, but this syndrome, a form of obsessive compulsive disorder, affects several million Americans...
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