Yoga -- Everyone is doing it. Don't talk yourself out of it, get a video or join a class. No one starts out being good at it, and it isn't a competition. You begin trying to achieve a position to the best of your ability and get better as you go. I have never taken a class, I should after doing the videos for 20 years. I think yoga and pilates are my favorites. The stretch, balance and agility are so worth trying.
Ephesians chapter 6:18 - This is about praying. Prayer is simply talking to God. Pour out your heart, ask for help. Pray for yourself and pray for others. Be diligent. Pray. God is listening.
On this day;
1980 - I came home from my ex-husbands home after a get together of all our old friends from the 60's. It was fun but I got home to my latest ex of the 70's asking where I had been. I try to never question the drama young women are going through on social media - I wrote the book.
1839 - The first recorded printed use of "OK" [oll korrect] occurred in Boston's Morning Post.
Always wondered where this abbreviation came from, is that German?
Parenting - Parents can leave a legacy of good in their offspring. I went to a funeral/celebration of life of a woman who was 99, and was described as a prayer warrior. Her request for her funeral was "don't make it about me". She was a faithful servant of the Lord and wanted all praise to His name, not hers. Her daughter Sue is the same, not because Mom shaped her to be, but because it was too good a roll model to not follow. Prayer warrior, wonderful.
Come Get These Memories - of the Sixties (excerpt)
The basement was semi-finished, with red
and white check tiles on the floor that even had a shuffle- board printed on
them. Dad had gotten a full size standard
pool table that took up a good portion of one section, but there was an ell
shape at the end of the room with a real fireplace and a few second hand
couches in front of it. There was still
room at the side for my brother Adam and his friends to set up their
instruments for the band they played in. Dad also had a workroom in the middle
and the other end was the laundry and a half bath. It was a great basement that saw a lot of
action, but not for Dad.
Juneau Alaska recent news stories
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It wasn't as bad as the first time. Shortly before 7 p.m. Saturday, Capital City Fire/Rescue entered a building familiar to everyone in Juneau: The Gastineau Apartments were on fire again.
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03/22/15
The city is performing its annual cleaning and exercising of its water valves, according to a public service announcement from City and Borough of Juneau Water Utility office Thursday.
03/22/15
Two Juneau residents hiking West Glacier Trail on Thursday didn't expect to need a headlamp for their afternoon jaunt down to the face of the Mendenhall Glacier. They brought one anyway.
Juneau Mountain Rescue members say that's a good thing.
03/22/15
Juneau police are asking the public to help them find the driver who crashed into and destroyed the sign for Kodzoff Acres mobile home park in the Mendenhall Valley.
03/22/15
ANCHORAGE - Anchorage police served search warrants at marijuana activist Charlo Greene's Alaska Cannabis Club after receiving reports of illegal marijuana sales.
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03/22/15
At 4:45 a.m., when most of Juneau is still fast asleep, the Permanent Fund Corporation offices downtown are springing to life and traders are ready to start the workday.
03/22/15
Melinda Messmer reaches into a large blue tote to pull out a wooden block, and another, and another. She also extracts some dinosaurs. She's a little bit like Mary Poppins, but her official title is Parent Educator.
03/22/15
Gov. Bill Walker is experiencing the legislative session as the state's head honcho for the first time - and with fewer than 30 days remaining, there's a lot still to play out.
03/22/15
I've been living with the same woman for nearly 15 years now - more than 70 percent of my adult life - and if pressed to identify the key to our domestic bliss, I'd sum it up in one word: intercourse.
Ahem. VERBAL intercourse. Look it up.
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