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How We Roll: Coach Samantha Ray

January 6, 2013 by

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The past couple months I’ve been contemplating my priorities and their impact on how my time’s being spent.  It’s been an interesting process and one that is still evolving.  One profound realization in the past busy holiday month, while opening a new business (Genesis Kitchen), is that my self care HAS to be a priority, […]

Shift Into Gratitude

November 5, 2012 by

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Another year has flown by and like a student sitting in the front row of a class, I feel I have learned so much.  In all honesty, during the  last couple of years my world has been one giant roller coaster of highs, lows, twists, turns and transitions.  During the high times, I breeze through […]

Musings on Gratitude

November 5, 2012 by

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Every single thing we have has been given to us, not necessarily because we deserved it , but  gratuitously and for no known reason.  The definition of gratefulness–  great fullness-as described by Brother David Steindl-Rast is this:  “the full response of the human heart to the gratuitousness of all that is”.  I am sure everyone […]

Reflections on Gratitude

October 30, 2011 by

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Gratitude is the blending of the words “Grateful” and “Attitude”.   To walk around and acknowledge what you have in life and let that feeling come back out in your spirit and energy. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life it is easy to get lost and fail to notice the many blessings each of […]

Sheri’s Rants # 45: Grousin’ in the Graveyard

October 31, 2010 by

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In the middle of a recent busy morning I took a break – a stroll through a large neighboring graveyard.  Ruminating on my whelming workload I was completely caught up in ‘she said this and now I have to do that and then they will act out there and I’ll be damned if…’ My brain […]

A Grateful Feast of Health: Thanksgiving

October 31, 2010 by

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Make a memorable feast to be grateful for with our Thanksgiving recipes!  Thanksgiving is one of the easiest holidays to center around real food, since the centerpiece is a clean protein:  the ever-so-healthy roasted turkey.  Yes, many ‘traditional’ modern tables will be laden with gooey sweet potatoes, green beans swimming in canned soup and topped […]