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August 1, 2014

#7QT – Blogging Beats Cleaning House

Although I don’t participate in #7QT every week, I am a sucker for doing it when I receive Christina’s weekly #7QT in my email, especially when I am procrastinating cleaning house, which is what I really need to be doing. This post is probably borne of rather self-centered motives (needing to procrastinate the housecleaning, needing to […]

Filed Under: LinkUp

July 27, 2014

Grace, Tenacity, Humor (Meeting Tenley Albright)

On Friday, July 18, Tenley and I left for Tampa to fly up to Boston. In addition to Boston, the trip would take us to Connecticut to spend time with dear friends, then to New York City where we indulged our love of NYC and saw more friends. The reason for going to Boston deserves […]

Filed Under: Tenley Albright Tagged With: Boston Globe, Figure Skating, MIT Collaborative Initiatives, Olympics, Skating Club of Boston, Tenley Mae Rutledge, Thom Dunn

July 20, 2014

Always Ripe (A #MandelaDay Post)

On Friday, July 18, people around the world shared their favorite Nelson Mandela quotes on the occasion of the sixth “Mandela Day” and the first since his death in December 2013. For more information about Mandela Day, please visit this link. To see my quote, view the following brief video: According to the Mandela Day website, […]

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July 13, 2014

“Pronouns Matter” and Other Favorite Quotes

Since I was undecided regarding what to blog about today, I checked my “drafts” folder and decided to tackle one of the 23 “posts-to-be” that had never seen the light of day. The oldest one is the list of Mama Kat prompts for the week of April 11, 2013. One of the prompts is “list […]

Filed Under: Causes, Mama Kat Writers' Workshop, Running Tagged With: #bringbackourgirls, Alfred Korzybski, Brian Tracy, Central American Children, Cindy Levin, Epictetus, kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls, Philadelphia, Quotes, Rumi

July 11, 2014

A Slurpee-Free #7QT

— 1 — I don’t even like slurpees that much (it would be one more thing to report on LoseIt) and face my coach’s nitpicking. I give her plenty of material about which to nitpick (case in point: a recent comment read “you could have had three cups of broccoli for the calories you spent […]

Filed Under: El Salvador, Running, Seven Quick Takes, Unbound Tagged With: 7-Eleven, Boston, Control, Get Up and Go for Mito, I Run for Michael, In-Law, NYC, Relationships, Slurpees, Tea at the Plaza, Tenley Albright

July 6, 2014

Ashley Judd: Choosing To Make A Difference

All That is Bitter and Sweet by Ashley Judd (with Maryanne Vollers) really could be two different books: one about Ashley Judd’s work with Population Services International (PSI) and another about her personal journey to recovery. It is the fact that one book intersperses both things, the volunteer work and the recovery, though, that gives […]

Filed Under: Causes Tagged With: Ashley Judd, Desmond Tutu, George Washington University, Maryanne Vollers, Population Services International, Seane Corn

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