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The Stream that is His Presence

On October 24, 2017 By Sandy B.In God, habits, hopeLeave a comment

I've been watching this docu-series online about broken brains over the past week and it has been both insightful and a bit worrisome. It has been challenging my habits and routines, causing me to evaluate how important my health is to me. Am I willing to make some hard changes and break some chains? Or …

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I is for…

On January 12, 2014 By Sandy B.In habits2 Comments

Well, before I begin with I, I have another G and another H: G is for Glass storage containers. One of the big changes I’m making is changing over from plastic to glass. I can’t really say if it is making a difference health wise, but I feel better using them, especially reheating in the …

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Deciphering Health

On September 5, 2013 By Sandy B.In depression, habits, health, hopeLeave a comment

Anyone out there struggling with health or weight issues? No doubt we all do! I wasn't sure what all to include in this post, but I feel compelled to complain to someone. LOL! So let me start where I'm at right now and then I'll go backward and then forward to what I'm hoping for. …

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What’s on the Menu?

On August 22, 2012 By Sandy B.In choices, habitsLeave a comment

I was chatting with a friend and I was complaining about my being stuck, listing all the wonderful things I would like to be doing.In the past I would be condemning myself for time wasted playing on the computer or watching TV. Or my poor eating habits like eating cookies or drinking tea with sweetened …

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