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Journal Entry
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Journal Entry

So many times in my work and at home I have symbolically ‘put my foot down’ to strongly express that I will not put up with the scenario I find myself in. Yet who did and said all the things - and accepted all the conditions - that led me to those sitations? Me. I did.

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Did I Ever Say Thank You?
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Did I Ever Say Thank You?

Yesterday, the soul of an old boss of mine left this earth. I could put it in more plain terms by saying she died. But simple words are not for this beautiful woman.

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Wish You Were Here
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Wish You Were Here

An innocent trip to an Op Shop uncovered a find that was too good to keep to myself, so I’m sharing it with the world.

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Getting Through What Hurts
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Getting Through What Hurts

This is my story of the year 2014; perhaps akin to what many others are experiencing in 2020. Loved ones dying unnecessarily, a flailing business, a marriage suffering, and self esteem left wondering. Getting through what hurts, hurts. But it’s worth it.

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Mourning is a Bunch of Used Tos
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Mourning is a Bunch of Used Tos

I stood at the sliding door to the courtyard; about to step outside to clear my mind. Looking down at the strewn, tatty Havaianas, time suddenly stood still. I recounted their purpose. These were the shoes I used to wear carrying my dog outside for toileting. He had died a few days before. I realised I was amassing 'used to' moments.

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How To Love An Emotional Person
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How To Love An Emotional Person

For those with emotions on an even keel, navigating the highs and lows of their loved one’s feelings can be a minefield. Here we look at why being entrusted with someone’s raw heart and delicate state of mind is a gift and how in return, the most beautiful act of love is to simply allow those emotions to be. It takes courage and vulnerability to express self-truths.

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