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Category Archives: History
The Super Power of Sharing
You may recall my post in May of this year about Abercrombie & Fitch’s CEO, Mike Jeffries and his deplorable war against plus sized people…
Posted in Clothing, Community, Education, Fashion, Healing, History, Kids, News, Self Esteem, Shopping, Teens
Tagged change.org, community, Corporate America, fashion, healthy change, hundreds of thousands, inclusion, Mike Jeffries, Plus Size, social media, teens
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The Gift of Undivided Attention
“But we understand these things, for we have the mind of Christ.” -1Cor 2:16 nlt Many times I’ve asked God, what does this verse mean?
Posted in Community, Faith, Family, Healing, Health, History, Holidays, Kids, Love, Prayer, Relationships, Self Esteem, Spiritual, Women
Tagged Bible Readings, Jennifer Carter, Jesus, Love, Luke, prayer, the mind of Christ, women, Women of Courage
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“No More Hurting People.” How To Bless Boston
In honor of the child victims of the terrorist attack in Boston on April 15th — and I can only think of how invaluable our support is in helping the entire community recover and come back stronger —
Posted in Childhood, Community, Faith, Family, Giving, Government, Grieving, Healing, Health, History, Kids, Loss, Love, Marathons, News, Parents, Prayer, Seniors, Terrorism, Tragedy, Victim, Volunteers
Tagged Boston, Boston Children's Hospital, Governor Patrick, Martin Richard, Masacre, Massachusetts, terrorism, The Red Cross
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Rocking Out Women’s History Month
Who says you aren’t good enough? They have no idea! 2012 Australian Paralympic Team Champion, Kelly Cartwright climbed Mt Kilimanjaro with her prosthetic leg in 2009.
Posted in Agains the Odds, Blogging, Career, Childhood, Community, Education, Faith, Family, Giving, Healing, Health, History, Kids, Lifetime Achievement, Love, Nature, News, Organic, Prayer, Science, Seniors, Spiritual, Sports, Teachers, Tech, Teens, Video, Women
Tagged australian paralympic team, bone reconstruction, brain repair, burn victims, Garden Grove, Jewelry, Kelly Cartwright, little old lady, Malala Yousufzai, mt kilimanjaro, Mt. Kilimangaro, nobel peace prize, Paralympics, Samantha Marie Marquez, Swat Valley, Taliban
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Bless Me, Ultima Opens Nationwide Today, 2/22!
I read the (once banned) book, written by Rudolfo Anaya, when I was about 19 years old and dreamt of what it would be like to see it on the big screen. I think I remained in the ‘Ultima zone … Continue reading
Posted in Agains the Odds, Art, Childhood, Community, Education, Entertainment, Faith, Family, Healing, Health, History, Kids, Loss, Love, Memories, Movies, Nature, Organic, Parents, Prayer, Rural, Spanish, Spiritual, Tragedy, Women
Tagged Arenas Entertainment, Benito Martinez, book, Books, Curandera, Hollywood Movie, Latino, Luke Ganalon, Miriam Colon, New Mexico, Rudolfo Anaya, Santiago Pozo, Shaman, spiritual awakenings, spiritual bonds
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Important Message For My Email Subscribers
Thank you so much for allowing my blog to come to you by email! 2 Really Important Things: #1 – I noticed that the emailed version of the blog post, Masters of the 20th Century aka The Rat Pack, did … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Community, Education, Entertainment, Family, Free, Fun, Giving, History, Women
Tagged blogging, community, email, help, problem solving, subscribers, technical support
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Masters of the 20th Century aka The Rat Pack
First of all, feel free to skip to the spectacular hour and a half video below. Grab a tea or a latte…some snacks and just kick it! If you’re a baby boomer, you may find yourself choking up with happy … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Career, Depression, Entertainment, Health, History, Lifetime Achievement, Military, Movies, music, News, Parents, photography, Politics, Substance Abuse, Tragedy, Women
Tagged celebrities, Dean Martin, entertainment, Frank Sinatra, Grauman's Chinese Theater, Hollywood Walk of Fame, Jerry Lewis, Jimmy Fallon, Joey Bishop, oscars, Peter Lawford, President Reagan, Rat Pack, sammy davis, Sammy Davis Jr., The Grammys, The Oscars, world class artists
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