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How is failure actually a success

How has a failure, or apparent failure, set you up for later success? I would say that looking back and finding bad choices I have made has actually brought me to the place I am and the life I am living. I look back and think of the things I wanted to do for careers, […]

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Erik Dalton tipsy

https://www.facebook.com/groups/erikdalton/permalink/3830459473872521/? Low Back Z-Joint Pain: Addressing Facet Joint Syndrome In this week’s Technique Tuesday newsletter, blog post, and demonstration video we discuss low back pain related to the mechanical wear and tear of the zygapophyseal joints (commonly called facet joints). An injury, repetitive stress, obesity, weak posture, and aging articular cartilage may change the way […]

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Who are my favorite people to be around?

What if my favorite people to be around are actually animals? What does that say about me? I’m not sure that’s entirely true because I like people a lot, but I enjoy being around my animals. Even today, when the weather was frigid, I did not truly mind going outside to break up ice and […]

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Settling in

Adagio Massage and Wellness is opening it’s doors to membership for the wellness center. Behind the curtain to the right is the restroom. There is a corridor, so anyone working out can use the restroom, even if I’m in a session. We have one more door to install and a hot water heater, but we […]

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My Dream Home

My dream home doesn’t come in any particular shape or size. It’s more about how well it’s organized. I had a Victorian house in Rockport, IN, in the ’90s, and it was pretty dilapidated. However, when I sold it after 2 years, the people who bought it did so much with it, and I always […]

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Daily writing Prompt

I think the first thing I would do would be to call my Husband, Michael, to share the news. He is a wonderful man and would love to hear the news.

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The Extraordinary World of Music and the Mind

It can remind you of the best days of your life. It can comfort you. It can even make those who remember little sing again. Part I “Hey Jude” In 2007, a young man named Colin Huggins began playing music on the streets of New York using a battered upright piano he’d bought on Craigslist.  […]

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Music Therapy of the Rockies

I ran across this really neat business that works with veterans and other people with trauma. They offer continuing ed in working with PTSD. I’m hoping I will be able to take part in learning some new things very soon.

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From Daily Om

Accepting Compliments When we willingly accept compliments, we are reminded that others see us through different eyes. Many of us find it difficult to accept compliments but easy to believe the slightest criticism. Today, right now, let’s make a choice to fully accept compliments as we would a gift. Sincere compliments are gifts of praise. […]

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