therecoveringjoe.com
The Recovering Joe
The Worst Thing You Can Do Post Injury. Basically, limit your resting phase post-injury to a reasonable time period. After that, start building up and actually recovering long-term right away. This entry was posted in Life Tips. June 13, 2014. The First Competitive Match Post-Injury. Thanks to God first and foremost I’m in the best shape and state in my life than I long was. Keep in mind I was told I would never play again by “doctors” not one year ago. This entry was posted in My Story. June 3, 2014.
therecoveringlegalist.com
The Recovering Legalist
August 5, 2015 · 6:06 pm. Hiding In Plain Sight. Back in 2010 (I think) I wrote a post that later became the basis for a story in my book,. Life Lessons from the School Bus. If you don’t yet have a copy (you can order one by clicking on the picture), the following story, “Stop #13,” can be found on pages 45-46. The reason that I am sharing it with you now is because today was the “kick off” day for our local school bus drivers. The most important and most repeatedly-stressed point was. It had been hiding.
therecoveringlethargic.blogspot.com
The Recovering Lethargic
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Let's face it. I'm not really in recovery from lethargy. Right now I am wallowing in it. View my complete profile.
therecoveringlife.blogspot.com
The Recovering Life
Observations on a Cultural Phenomenon. Thursday, June 17, 2010. My Recovery Blog has moved. I have moved my blog to posterous because it is just easier to use. Go to http:/ recoverymi.posterous.com. Friday, April 9, 2010. Book Review: Mental Health, Naturally. M ental Health, Naturally. Is a book written by an M.D., and is part of what I would call "soft" mental health treatment. It deals with the issues that families run into with their kids, and it is medically oriented. Norman DeLisle, MDRC. The power...
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TheRecoveringLife | For one to recover->One must uncover first
For one to recover- One must uncover first. Posted by -h->. Asymp; Leave a comment. Journal Entry 2016, Novemeber. 8212;———. It’s about 4p.m. Week from Thanksgiving…. I’m sitting inside a Cactorium. It’s pretty cool, visually and it’s temperature. I can breathe here. I see all these plants,. Tall ones, short, in pots, coming out from ground,. It’s as if their callin’ for me, reaching out-. What am I doing? Are my feelings real? And why does it take me so long to differiciante between intuition,. 8220;You...
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therecoveringmartyr
This is your very first post. Click the Edit link to modify or delete it, or start a new post. If you like, use this post to tell readers why you started this blog and what you plan to do with it. March 27, 2015. Blog at WordPress.com. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Follow “therecoveringmartyr”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com. Add your thoughts here. (optional).
therecoveringmba.com
The Recovering MBA
Product Managers, turn a weakness into a strength. Posted on Mar 15, 2012 9:08:00 AM by Jeremy Crane. Much to my chagrin I do not code. Somewhere in the archives of my brain is some C I learned back in the stone age (late 90's) but that's about it. I certainly understand the value in knowing how to code at least at a basic level as a Product Manager. I just haven’t taken the time to learn yet.& Well I should say I’m trying to learn and so far I’m pleased with the process on Codecademy. I was chatting wit...
therecoveringperfectionist.blogspot.com
The Recovering Perfectionist
Growing up with a goal of perfection leads to a tough adulthood! Join me as I battle my "inner perfectionist" and work toward peaceful daily appreciation of a life well lived. Sunday, April 19, 2009. The Irony.and the Ecstasy. So, it's no surprise that the "recovering perfectionist" ( yep, that's me! Sabotaging her creative pursuits! My thoughts today are on the pros and the perils of social media like Twitter and Facebook. I am on both and have found Facebook to be a wonderful place to catch up with...
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The Recovering Pessimist – Helping pessimists see the bright side of life without losing their "half empty" roots.
Helping pessimists see the bright side of life without losing their half empty roots. Staying Ready in 2017. Image via Chaitra of ItsPinkPot.com. To continue my tradition of creating yearly themes, I come to you with my theme for 2017 (click here. For past years’ posts). This year’s theme began as a joke between my friends and I because I hate surprises. Over time, this phrase evolved into a personal mantra. To potential greatness, but of course, I messed up and missed out on them. Mantra for new year.
therecoveringpharisee-wade.blogspot.com
The Recovering Pharisee
Tuesday, October 5, 2010. There is a saying that I like.It is an acronym actually: KISS.Keep It Simple Stupid. I know that it is not politically correct but it is very appropriate for me to use on myself. I have a tendency to make things complicated. To over analyze and over emphasize and over everything that I do or think. I am just finishing a book by Brian McLaren. Called The Secret Message of Jesus. Be salt and light in the world - by doing good works. Give to the poor, pray, and fast secretly. Don't...
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The Recovering Pharisee | striving by God's grace to clean the inside of the cup…
Striving by God's grace to clean the inside of the cup…. Monday Morning Worthwhile Reads (9/26/11). September 26, 2011 by Anthony Alvarado. This week: cohabitation and it’s effects, infanticide in Canada, definitions vs rights in the debate about marriage, and some wisdom on folly of trying to increase taxes on the rich. What Cohabitation Does for Marriage (by Glenn Stanton, Boundless). This is just the opposite of what most believe. We’re Arguing Definitions, Not Rights (by Amy Hall, STR). It’s fi...
