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The Curse of the Stinky Jean | Bad with Titles
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Larr; Sarah Richardson likes white. The Curse of the Stinky Jean. Last year, I bought two pairs of jeans in the States, of slightly different cuts. The most comfortable pair was both flattering and a lovely shade. I wore them on the plane from here to Montreal. So, when I came back I tried baking soda, multiple (20 ) washes, soaking. I then learned this is a “known defect” in “random” jeans by that company. Pah! So off I take my Whole Family on a Skytrain to The Mall. I have no idea. above the ankle)...
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Virtual World Tour | The Impatient Patient
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8220;Ladies and Gentlemen, please ensure all baggage is stowed in the overhead lockers or securely under the seat in front of you. Ensure all tray tables and seat backs are upright – our captain will have us cleared for take off shortly. We hope you enjoy your flight with Virtual Blogger Airlines today……”. Welcome to our Virtual World Tour of 2007! Ensure you click on each of the links below and leave some love for bloggers all over the world who are sharing their pieces of our big wide planet with you.
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The Beauty Offensive: What Am I?
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A sustained attempt to bring beauty to blogging by recording those fleeting things that may otherwise go unnoticed. Thursday, 31 December 2009. Living in a twilight world between the well and the ill I feel not entirely comfortable in either sphere. I suppose I'll settle for the fact that my health is improved, in some respects. Cure? So why am I moaning about improvement, progress, whatever you want to call it? All in all, it's been a very reformative year. And I am hugely different. Even tea wi...Ive f...
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The Beauty Offensive: March 2009
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A sustained attempt to bring beauty to blogging by recording those fleeting things that may otherwise go unnoticed. Wednesday, 18 March 2009. In winter the garden is alive with ghosts. Saturday, 14 March 2009. Pick Up The Phone. Every year they do it. And every year it reinforces false messages. Cut to presenters. "It's not fair, a child doing all that for their parents and not having a childhood. So pick up the phone.". Many children like Danny are indeed lonely, shunned by their classmates because thei...
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The Beauty Offensive: December 2009
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A sustained attempt to bring beauty to blogging by recording those fleeting things that may otherwise go unnoticed. Thursday, 31 December 2009. Living in a twilight world between the well and the ill I feel not entirely comfortable in either sphere. I suppose I'll settle for the fact that my health is improved, in some respects. Cure? So why am I moaning about improvement, progress, whatever you want to call it? All in all, it's been a very reformative year. And I am hugely different. Even tea wi...A Loa...
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Bad with Titles | submitting anyway
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Bi-yearly update on life. Since deciding to create a blog focused on writing, I have found myself mainly writing, and not so much blogging. This is obviously a good thing, but it does mean that the tumbleweeds roll regularly through this space. Much has changed since I decided in December to give anything and everything a try. Much good. I’ve gone from software engineer to doula, and that’s the right choice. It’s been an exciting, busy, freeing shift. This story finally sounded right. Going to New York.
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The Beauty Offensive: Gardening...Still Without Moving
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A sustained attempt to bring beauty to blogging by recording those fleeting things that may otherwise go unnoticed. Saturday, 16 May 2009. Gardening.Still Without Moving. I'll be honest and admit that what I needed was something far more soulful, more engaging and rewarding. And because I don't leave the house much, I looked to my garden to provide. And this is the strange thing.why the garden? I was never into gardening before I became ill, so why now, especially now that I can't physically do anything?
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The Beauty Offensive: January 2010
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A sustained attempt to bring beauty to blogging by recording those fleeting things that may otherwise go unnoticed. Friday, 1 January 2010. A walk in the park on New Year's Day. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Seeking beauty, beautiful words, things, places, works, people, deeds. Musings on beauty as an antidote to ugliness in everyday life. View my complete profile. We want people to feel with us more than to act for us. Blogging Against Disablism Day. Blogs I am reading and discovering. Diary of A Goldfish.
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The Beauty Offensive: New Year's Day
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A sustained attempt to bring beauty to blogging by recording those fleeting things that may otherwise go unnoticed. Friday, 1 January 2010. A walk in the park on New Year's Day. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Seeking beauty, beautiful words, things, places, works, people, deeds. Musings on beauty as an antidote to ugliness in everyday life. View my complete profile. We want people to feel with us more than to act for us. Blogging Against Disablism Day. Blogs I am reading and discovering.
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The Beauty Offensive: September 2009
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A sustained attempt to bring beauty to blogging by recording those fleeting things that may otherwise go unnoticed. Saturday, 12 September 2009. It may seem as though getting my wheelchair heralded the end of my blog. Nothing is further from the truth! The thing is, once you receive appropriate treatment for your condition, all manner of improvements can be noticed. So, once my arms were no longer having to reach beyond their capabilities to steer a mobility scooter, they ached less and were used more.
