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Why Bother To Not Be Afraid?
By Terese Luikens | | Health, Humor
Why Bother To Not Be Afraid? A friend once asked me, “Aren’t you afraid to run in the dark all by yourself.” Her question caused me to pause and think about the people I’ve encountered in the dark or early dawn while out for one of my runs. “Uh no, I’m not afraid to…
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Why Bother To Say Good-Bye?
By Terese Luikens | | Gratitude, Mental Health
Why Bother To Say Good-Bye? Whether you knew it or not, Friday marked the last sunset of winter and Saturday, the spring equinox, brought forth the first day of spring. Friday night I said my official good-by to the dark, nippy and bitter season of winter and I was none too sad. Farewell Though warmer…
Read More Why Bother Returning to Routines?
By Terese Luikens | | Health
Why Bother Returning to Routines? My routine is a comfort to me. My body, with a mind of its own, requires a certain amount of movement every day. A mixture of running, yoga asanas, weight lifting, bike riding or swimming bring the calmness it craves. Like a fussy baby who has to be rocked to…
Read More Why Bother Noticing Our Mistakes?
By Terese Luikens | | Relationships
Why Bother Noticing Our Mistakes? My students notice my mistakes. When I misspell a student’s name, when I forget to change the date on the white board in front of the classroom, or when I write the wrong denominator in a math equation, they are quick to point out my blunder and quick to correct…
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