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Five Ways to Ditch the Overwhelm and Regain Control
I’ve learned over the years that life will always find a way to try to overwhelm you or make you feel beaten down but there are some things you can do to regain control and feel like you are back in the driver’s seat. The negative thoughts in our heads have a way of making… Read more
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What 3 Years of Sobriety Taught Us
If you’ve been around this blog for a while, you might remember about 4 years or so ago, I met Flea Market Guy. We met online and had the best first date ever. I was immediately sure that I could and would spend the rest of my life with him. And then, PLOT TWIST, he… Read more
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The Overturning of Roe V Wade (an opinion)
I’m still in shock. I don’t know why I should be, but I am. When I heard that Roe v Wade was overturned today, I immediately wanted to go protest, somewhere, anywhere. For years, I have been mystified by the idea of “separation of church and state” because in my lifetime, I do not think… Read more
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My COVID Marathon
I’m on day 8 of my COVID diagnosis. I thought for the most part I was a healthy person. I never get sick, not the flu, rarely a cold, but like I mentioned before, when I do get sick, I’m the biggest baby ever. My partner, FMG, has come through this illness like a champ,… Read more
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A COVID Experience
I was so excited last weekend to get to work the local country music festival. Three days of amazing music and people at mostly an arm’s length away. Thirty five thousand people to be exact. I didn’t really think too much about COVID while I was there except for that one time I took a… Read more
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Maybe We Need Something More Than Gun Control
It’s been two days since we, as a nation, watched in disbelief as another school shooting unfolded. It’s become so commonplace now that we barely focus on it for more than a minute before offering some thought or prayer, saying that we “wish” we could do something about it, and then getting to more pressing… Read more
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