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Archive for April, 2008

Thursday, May 1, 2008 is the National Day of Prayer.  The information below is from this website:    http://www.ndptf.org.  People in many cities across the United States participate in this important occasion.  Click on “Events” at the above website to find your city.  Take part.  Pray.
Also, for ideas to make prayers a part of your daily habit, read [...]

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Time and Money

When I was younger time seemed infinite while money looked finite.  I remembered going to multiple grocery stores to save 25 cents here or 50 cents there.  I did so without much regard for the time it took.  As I got older I understood the importance of time better.  I realized that time was finite [...]

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I recently saw a Primetime show in which Diane Sawyer interviewed a Carnegie Mellon University’s professor, Randy Pausch.  He delivered the famed “Last Lecture” that continues to garner interest as people discover his life and legacy message.  Here is one advice among many:  “Don’t bail; the best gold is at the bottom of barrels of crap.”
To [...]

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I love going to arts and crafts festivals with family and friends.  It is a superb venue to have fantastic fun, eat fair-style food, and find fabulous bargain.  One of my family members bought a red dress for me at a local arts and crafts show in Carrollton about ten years ago.  The stitchings last to [...]

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Today is April 16, the day after your federal income tax is due.  Now that the personal income tax project is behind you, what is next?
It is time for spring cleaning – packing away the winter wear and unfolding the spring collection.  Move the old; make room for the new. 
Material possessions are gratifying and [...]

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A ferocious storm blew through my neighborhood last night leaving much destruction and debris in its wake.  This morning I saw one of my neighbors helping the other to remove fallen tree limbs from the lawn.  After finishing that laborious task both men went around our streets to see if they can help other neighbors.
Wow [...]

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Procrastination ails us in one degree or another.  Some people suffer from this malady incessantly while others have found effective treatments to tame this beast.  I do not believe you can cure procrastination nor that you want to because like anything in existence it serves a purpose too. 

Need to make that sales call? 
Need to follow [...]

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Bluebonnets are gorgeous wildflowers, and they are also the State Flower of Texas.  The best time to see them is from late March through early May along the highways, country roads, and in parks throughout the Central Texas region.
For a fun family exploration and beautiful photo opportunity head to the Bluebonnet Trail.  When planning [...]

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I do not personally know of anyone born on February 29 or April 1.  I wonder what it feels like to be officially older once every fourth year or be the butt of practical jokes and pranks on your birthday. 
This year one of my new colleagues has an April Fools birthday.  I will serenade [...]

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