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Recent blogs

Every Day is an Obstacle

Anne Brown

Anne blogs about the way she feels overwhelmed by all the tasks she must do every day. She begins her blog with her racing to get to work on time.

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What Have You Done with My Shoelaces?

Mike

Years ago, someone said the phrase "thinking-feeling-willing" to Mike. To this day, he still reflects upon it on a daily basis when thinking about his day's schedule and his mood and interests.

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When You Just Have Too Much Stuff

Rachel

Rachel learns a lot about herself when she moves to Pittsburgh. The most surprising is that she has more household goods than she thought and a lot less space in her new apartment.

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