Sunday Clarity

The daily PWYC thread, where we gather to keep in touch, keep accountable and keep motivating each other.
CathyS
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Re: Sunday Clarity

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All the dh's are involved! Mike sends his prayers for your rapid recovery Kathryn. He also says to thank Ken for letting all of us know.
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Re: Sunday Clarity

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Yes, thank you Ken for letting us know about Kathryn.
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Re: Sunday Clarity

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I'm trying to decide whether to show up tomorrow for 8 hrs of continuing Ed at my old workplace. If I keep my CPA license I need the CPE, and it is "free" but OTOH if I'm only working seasonally I don't know that I have to. And I really need to get the stuff squared away for dsis and see my mom.

But somehow I'm thinking I should go and I really don't want to.
Be at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let every new year find you a better [wo]man. Ben Franklin
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Re: Sunday Clarity

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Waving from Monday.

Prayers for successful surgery for Kathryn.

volunteered this am, then bought a few groceries and came home.
I think I need a nap.

My points towards clarity lately are to let go of an upset. Mostly I am upset about someone else's upset, which reminds me of other times where I was the one negatively affected. Easier said than done.
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Re: Sunday Clarity

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Just cuop for the last few days & am now running to the virtual waiting room, praying for our dear Kathryn at the same time. Ken, than you so much for updating us. I'm so glad this didn't happen while you were both out at sea.

Kathryn, I had my gb removed a few years ago & while the small incisions were "ouchy" when I had to move, within two weeks it was as though I had never had surgery. You can look forward to not having to worry about what foods might trigger an attack again. (((Love & gentle hugs)))

So glad to read that ((Mr Dee)) is home & doing well, & that Dee is getting plenty of rest, too.

Sweet dreams, everyone.
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