Archive for July, 2014
WE are as diverse as the infinite possibilities of color. Embrace it!
Are you up for a photo a day challenge this August? Join my #HappyAugust Challenge and get happy! All you have to do is:
2) Invite your friends to join you (optional, but recommended :-))
3) Post a photo to the challenge page each day for the month of August
4) Follow along on Twitter and/or Instagram by posting your photos there as well with #HappyAugust @happsters
Here’s a look at the photo prompts for each day:
Will you join me in making this August the happiest one yet?
July 23, 2014
I’m sure we’ve all had them, those messages from the Universe that clarify life’s mysteries. Simplify, simplify, simplify. Pare it down, shave off the excess, get rid of the fluff. Reduce that sucker right down to the lowest possible denominator to figure it all out. Right? Something like that.
Some people might call it a message from their Higher Power; AKA, God. That could very well be; I guess it depends upon your mindset. I like to think that once in a while I figure some stuff out myself.
Epiphany the First: What’s In The Box?
My first epiphany came to me in the form of a dream. I’m not a great rememberer (not a real word, apparently. Tsk) of dreams, so the fact that this one stuck with me was a big deal. Okay, here goes.
In my dream I’m climbing a very steep hill. A…
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17 July 2014
Last updated at 04:09
By Sean Coughlan
BBC News education correspondent
Patterns of sleeping and wake are linked to decision making, say researchers
?Morning people?, who are more alert early…
Early risers ‘less moral at night’
A 10-year-old boy in North Carolina suffered from ear pain and hearing problems for years before doctors were finally able to crack the case: He did not have an ear condition after all, but an underlying disease in the gut.
The boy saw multiple doctors for his ear symptoms, which included…
Boy’s ear problems had rare cause: gut disease
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