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This morning I was reflecting on my journey, and it occurred to me that it was several years ago this week that I traveled to an amazing place in nature: Yellowstone National Park! The memories are still so fresh in my mind that it seems like just yesterday. You may recall from my July post
This weekend I was reminded about the importance of embracing change. To embrace something is to accept it with open arms, and making a change involves moving forward with something new. As I’ve shared previously, I do adore an adventure—so doing something different and exciting is not new to me. But, sometimes, I’m still guilty
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” —Unknown but attributed to Albert Einstein I stumbled across this quote recently, and I instantly fell in love with it! Then a question immediately came to mind: What would
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