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Breaking news. Breaking glass. Breaking someone's heart. Breaking a promise. Breaking a vow. Breaking your nose. Breaking someone else's nose. Or arm. Or leg. Breaking into a million pieces. Breaking bad. Breaking, not braking. Breaking up. So many things we can break, don't you think?
It's not my style to take orders; never has been. Sure, I do when I HAVE to, but I prefer not to, and I've always tried to avoid them. I like working as a freelancer because I hate taking orders. I can take on a project, I can listen to the terms and scope, but I do NOT want my day dictated to the tee by someone else. I am confident that I can set orders for myself - there is no one that needs to do that for me, especially in a business environment. The word itself makes me shudder!
I find honor to be a concept I don't access very easily, or very well - it seems like valor, a term used only for those that are worthy - perhaps military, exceptional police. I don't find honor to be something that you verb on a regular basis, at least not in my life. It's too powerful, too extraordinary.
She scanned the crowd and did not see him. He told her he would be near the bar at 10 PM. Not there, again. She couldn't believe she trusted him this time, after he stood her up twice before. She swore she was done. She felt stupid. Tears stung her eyes and she turned and headed toward the door. There he was, right in front of her, noses almost touching.
I've never been on a jury, nor have I ever had jury duty. My husband was supposed to have to report to jury duty, right around our wedding anniversary last year, but when he called in in the morning as he was instructed, there was no need for him to come in. Neither of us have experienced it. I don't think if I can recall that my parents have either. I know my grandmother was actually on a jury, but for a "small" case, only lasting a few days. Other than that, no one that I know of in my family has been on a jury in a large or substantial case.
A bad attitude filled with negativity can be corrosive, eating you from the inside out, causing you to dislike yourself and others, waiting for a moment when things are going to be better, when you'll be somewhere else, with someone else -- but really, the corrosion only ends when you choose to look inside yourself and decide that you are where you are and with who you are with for a reason, that negativity destroys you and you only, and that loving yourself is the only key to a good life and thus loving others.
Skater and surfer culture is big here in Florida. In high school, I was attracted to the skater crowd. I had a boyfriend Dan in high school that skated with his friends a lot, always had to have the latest shoes and skinny jeans, this was back in the mid 2000s.
Is there truly a nowhere, or is nowhere always somewhere to someone, or something? What makes it a nowhere? Whose decision is that? And how is that determined? What does it take to be or become nowhere? I am not sure if it exists. I am not sure if there is ever a nowhere, because it still exists. No means negative, or the absence of, and there is nowhere on Earth or even in the Universe that is truly nowhere.
I got a bad rash on my arms a couple of days ago. My arms were itching and the irritated bumps on my arms began to swell. It was on my arms only, so when I went to the doctor, and she asked me if I had done anything different lately, I told her I changed my detergent to these new pods, but then I stopped--wouldn't it be on more of my body if it were the detergent? She agreed. We still don't know what the contact dermatitis is from, but now I hypothesize that instead of detergent it is actually something that adhered itself to my laptop keyboard.
Stretching is important to your overall physical wellness program. Yoga is a great activity that combines stretching, strength, and cardio...I recommend it as the near-perfect physical activity. There are many types of routines and styles of yoga to keep you busy all year long. Stretch your mind's current capacity with meditation, too.
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