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Revive Hope
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Revive Hope's focus is to revive hope by creating inspiration. This blog will have postings of inspiring stories about individuals directly affected by organ and tissue donation, provide information about organ and tissue donation, and inspire those who view the site to give hope through compassion! Subscribe in a reader. Subscribe to Email Updates. Don't know or don't care about RSS Feeds? Then you can get the latest posts and updates sent to your inbox. Enter your email address:. The simple fact that I...
Becky's Blog: Read the Stats and Then Throw Them Away
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My journey of faith with Jesus Christ, my life with Cystic Fibrosis, and all the craziness my brain can come up with. Friday, June 12, 2009. Read the Stats and Then Throw Them Away. After some prodding (Hi, Lynn! I decided I should probably add to my blog. I started this 4 days ago, but it took me awhile to get it written. Some of the main points and statistics (accurate only to the point that I took accurate notes and can still decipher them):. Normally only one anti-rejection drug is needed for transp...
View from the Attic: remembering zero
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View from the Attic. Under the eaves with paper, glue and paint. Visit the web site. Monday, February 16. I wonder about the people who lived here in 1887. How did they heat the place? Where did they cook and how. I think the bathroom attached to our bedroom was a bedroom once because it looks like the hall closet used to be a hallway leading to it. And I doubt old houses had en suite bathrooms. I want to remember zero. Enjoy our TV show and stay hunkered down until the cold passes. Ive been enjoying...
View from the Attic: braving the iceberg
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View from the Attic. Under the eaves with paper, glue and paint. Visit the web site. Friday, February 20. OK, maybe not an iceberg, but I really have to organize my studio so I can actually, you know, make stuff! As crazy as it may feel today, the season starts in about 8 weeks. I have ideas for new work, but I need to get going on it before the muse gives up on me and moves on. I have spent as much money on boxes and bins and jars and accordion files as on art supplies. Or so it seems. And yet, ...On th...
View from the Attic: I hate this but I am going to do it anyway
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View from the Attic. Under the eaves with paper, glue and paint. Visit the web site. Wednesday, January 1. I hate this but I am going to do it anyway. Assessing the year about to pass. I hate it. I think I hate it mostly because of the endless parade, on TV and in print, of people who died this year. And the resolutions. Ack! The endless resolutions to be thinner, richer, kinder, smarter come the new year. All of this makes me a bit uneasy. Which is good, I think. Better to live on the edge than ...The d...
ClimbingForKari: Tower Up!!! Sears Tower Climb...
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009. Kari's Klimbers - Willis Tower (seriously, Sears Tower) Climb! The climb will be on Sunday, November 14th. Registration is $50 – however, there is a $100 pledge minimum. You can either sign-up and immediately pledge yourself $100 (total climb cost $150), or work to get pledges. My understanding is that if you do not have $100 in pledges at some point before the climb – you will not be permitted to climb. Teams are limited to 10 people this year – I currently have one teams.
Jen and Ben: Engagement | Tina Jean Photography
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Election Day is finally here! Just Blog…Anything, just blog →. November 13, 2008 · 4:55 am. Jen and Ben: Engagement. Well with this year’s wedding season over and the winter chill in the air, that means its time to sit under a warm blanket, finish up editing photos and finally catch up on this blog. I am going to skip the long stories tonight and just give you some images to look at. I have been trying out a few post production techniques as well so let me know what you think. I loved her adorable shoes!
The Land of Lin: September 2008
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The Land of Lin. Please help improve the blog by taking the poll to the right. Thanks! September 16, 2008. From Point A to Point B: Making Art Again. I think my recently passed dog Lacey wants to see her Mama doing something she loves. I knew when I heard her ghostly dog tags mysteriously jingling that she was telling me "Get on with things you love- I know you haven't forgotten me". It It keeps us balanced and healthy. The animals know it but we forget. So the collage was called "The Point Is Pl...I got...
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Hospice Organization and Palliative Experts. Click 'Make a Donation'. Andy climbs Mt. Everest. Follow Andy's updates on facebook. Wisconsin man thought he was going to die on Mount Everest. FOND DU LAC, Wis. (AP) – A Fond du Lac hospice nurse climbing Mount Everest said Saturday he thought he was going to die when a powerful earthquake in Nepal set off an avalanche. Andy Land, 52, told The Associated Press his team was on a glacier surrounded b. Ldquo;There were people and expedition gear a thousand feet...
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011. The view from the top. After walking up hill for 5 days it was a breeze coming down. Abraham and I made it back to Gilman’s Point in an hour, and we made it down from Gilman’s point in another hour. The adrenaline was back and I was having less trouble getting my breath. The trip up took more than 5 hours but I made it down in about an hour. At one point I was nearly running down the side of the mountain. I wanted to keep going. Once we reached Mandara, I washed up quickly ...
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2018 Hustle up the Hancock. I walk to work. I walk around my beautiful city. I’m lucky enough to have a Fitbit that tells me I average 14,000-15,000 steps daily. Every day. I also think about the organizations that helped me stay on this planet – and help me and others stay here a little more comfortably, and a little longer. The Respiratory Health Association and so many other organizations – this is always one of my opportunities to pay some of that back – or forward. To see my Hustle page or pledge me:.
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Climbing For Kelly | Attempting to climb the UK's tallest peaks for charity in memory of my fiance and mother of my son.
Attempting to climb the UK's tallest peaks for charity in memory of my fiance and mother of my son. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. First day complete, but on hold for the time being. September 4, 2012. Ok, day one is over and 5 of the 9 mountains summited in one gruelling 14 hour day. Set off at 0630 from the Ski Centre and made it up Cairn Gorm by 0730, Men Macdui by 0915. Conditions were ok. The wind wasn’t too bad, I had my deerstalker on to keep my ears cosy! My next hill day wou...
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Climbing For Kids | Climb for a Cause
How to Get Started. Group and Corporate Trips. Build Your Own Adventure. Training hikes and tips. What food should I bring? Donate to a Climber. Team AAA Half Dome and Shasta Adventurers. Thoughts from the Summit. Fundraising Adventures to Support BAWT. Gather a group, raise critical funding to help Bay Area youth get outside, and take and incredible adventure in the process. Learn more about the organization that Climbing for Kids supports:. Bay Area Wilderness Training. Stand on the Summit!
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EMPOWERING YOUTH TO HANDLE LIFE’S CHALLENGES. Limbing for Life, Inc. is a non-profit corporation committed to providing an experience that will deeply impact the self-image of young persons at risk, and to providing them with the building blocks to carry that image into creating a positive future for themselves and their community. It’s been one of my life goals to climb. Now I feel I can take on anything I want to! ANDREA, 2011 SUMMER PROGRAM PARTICIPANT.
