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Shoe-Shoe Baby
This Week: Have your footwear choices changed as your life, or lifestyle, has changed? In summer I wore flip-flops, but I don’t think that I ever got in a car wearing them. I did walk up the hill past four … Continue reading
Posted in advice, Autumn, blessings, childhood, Daily life, descriptions, disability, experiences, Family, Miscellaneous, Tonette Joyce
Tagged Cobbies, Comfortable shoes, experiences, heeled-shoes, high heels, KMart, Mary Janes, shoes, sketchers, Sneakers, Thom McAn, walking shoes
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Really Busy,or Procrastinating?
“To what degree does procrastination affect your writing projects? Do you have any theories about WHY you procrastinate on certain projects… or at certain periods?” Crown me; I am the queen of procrastination. I even brought in a writing/writer’s’ psychologist … Continue reading
Posted in advice, author's life, big plans, blessings, Books, careers, Daily life, Dealing with stress, decisions, disability, editing, experiences, helping others, imagination, inspiration, inspirational people, Life, procrastination, reading, time management, Tonette Joyce
Tagged Dennis Palumbo, Family moving in, family visits, finding time to write, getting in gear to write, Granddog, Grandtoddler, helping family, Writing From the Inside Out
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LISTen, Remind Me…
“What is something for which you constantly need reminding? ” That never used to be a problem for me. Oh, I could go on about memory in general, but I will try to make it brief. I was the one … Continue reading
Posted in decisions, disability, experiences, Family, food, goals, holidays, inspiration, Life, Lists, memories, shopping, sports, Tonette Joyce
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It Was a Hard Decision, But We’re Glad We Made It
My grandson has high functioning autism. He’s a lovely young man with a good personality as well as a great sense of humor, and he is able to hold down a part time job at Wal Mart. He attends church … Continue reading
Posted in decisions, disability, Elaine Cantrell, Family, Miscellaneous
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