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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Woman stops to save stranger’s life
Originally posted on kplr11.com:
[ooyala code=”JkMmQxczoDn5MUYnGyyw_VfX9u-BIh9u” player_id=”c660b791c3704ff69d4162d7adb7c4a1″] ST. LOUIS (KTVI) – Enrique Maraca and Marilyn Morris were complete strangers. That was until a twist of fate put both of them on a south St. Louis porch at Winnebago and…
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If At First…
How do you define success and failure? If you fail at something, do you try again; or rethink the problem and start over; or just give up? We were denied guaranteed USDA funding on our dream home and I was … Continue reading
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Tagged descisions, dreams, life, relationships, stress
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Volunteers use 3-D printer to make prosthetic hands for children
Originally posted on kplr11.com:
Travelers Rest (WHNS) — Functioning prosthetic hands are printed in hours, and assembled in basements. Six upstate men use 3-D printing technology to give kids the opportunity to hold hands, or at least, use hands,…
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Five Types Of Plot Twists
Originally posted on Gideon's Screenwriting Tips: Now You're a Screenwriter:
Twist endings are story beats that divert the story logic trajectory and assumptions originally set up in the story. They usually occur towards the end of the story to surprise…
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Oy Vey
You remember the painting(s) called “The Screamer” where the man cups his face in his hands and screams? Well that’s how I feel. We had some problems with our dream home, and I’ve been trying to solve them, but as … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, dreans, emotions, Government, relationships, social media, stress
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Social Media is a Waste of Time for Writers—Hmmm, Think Again
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
We’ve been talking a lot about social media lately and I am always grateful for your comments and thoughts. This kind of feedback not only helps me improve my blog, but my also…
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The Dream Lives On
http://m.realtor.com/#propertygallery?listing_id=570869155&mortgage_data=true&indx=0 Our Dream House It’s been pretty hectic since we viewed our dream home January 15th. I hope the link I posted for the photos works because I do want to share our excitement with you. The realtor was very … Continue reading
