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Tag Archives: help
Our Absolute Inherent Need to Be Needed!
I have a good friend, a dear gentleman of senior years, who prides himself on being independent. Even when age and ailments could be slowing him down (and perhaps do) he continues to get stuff done on his own. Even … Continue reading
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Tagged ask, assistance, community, family, friendship, grief, help, life, love, need, respect, risk, self-esteem, value, vulnerable, widow, widowhood
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What Does A Covid Christmas Look Like?
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. And by that I mean it’s snowing. The trees are pretty. We’ve put up some decorations. Other than that I have no idea what Christmas will look like this year. I know … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, Christmas, Christmas cards, covid, Food Bank, gift, health, help, Santa
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And The Secret To Happiness Is ………
My son is a big Jordan Peterson fan. So big, in fact, that he gifted my with Mr. P’s new book for my birthday. “12 Rules For Life.” I haven’t really tucked in yet, what with having the plague for … Continue reading
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Tagged achievement, blog, bucket list, charity, cook, drink, euphoria, fulfillment, goals, happiness, help, jordan peterson, life, luxury, music, proud, rules, writing
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It’s Bell Let’s Talk Day so Let’s Talk and … Tell The Truth
Many years ago I went through a period of feeling pretty darn depressed. Like sad to the point of crying – or actually weeping buckets – for weeks on end. Finally a close friend dragged me to my doctor to … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, bell, coach, content, conversation, councelling, depression, doctor, estrogen, help, let's talk, meds, mental health, pills, stress, talk, therapy
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Why Do I Blog? The Answers May Surprise You.
A friend recently asked me WHY I blog? What is it in me that feels the NEED to disclose so much personal information with the world? Why do I have such desire to SHARE so much publicly. Sure, other people … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, entertain, fear, fearlessness, help, honesty, nudity, thinking, transparency, truth, wine, writing
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Can I Help You?
Several years ago I decided to take a “coaching course” via a website called wellcoaches.com, affiliated with Harvard and I believe reputed to be the top training site in North America. And why did I do this you might ask? … Continue reading
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Tagged circular thinking, coach, coaching, help, journey, life coach, linear thinking, logic, radio, straight line, task, vortex, wellcoach
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Are You Taking Care Of Your Single Friends?
When I was in my 20s I was sort of single. What I mean is I was sort of in a relationship but I still sort of acted single. Hey now, don’t judge me. I was in my 20s. In … Continue reading
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Tagged caring, couples, effort, friendship, girlfriends, help, human, inclusion, interaction, love, middle age, pair, pay it forward, relationships, single friends, socializing, unite
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