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My Mom died this year May7.2007;with her death, I felt that expressing some of my thoughts and re-living old experiences ight be a good way to process her death; Education/Experience: Alternative Life Skills Coach,Electronics Eng. Technologist, Legal Sect. Interests: catching up with the church of what's happening now--I feel technologically obsolete URL RSS |
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These are the observations from one who has started from scratch. Observations that can be shared and never grow old in the telling. All blogging content is not created equal, and it is nice to access quality sources. By Deborah Murphy | Published 8/17/2007
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This is a recount of things that took place in the final 5 months of my mother's life. The focus is to how she lived; rather than how she died. Since all of us face this journey, it is good to hear how death could be something remembered with sweetness. By Deborah Murphy | Published 8/15/2007
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A conversational approach to finding someone to help you make great your home improvement plans. By Deborah Murphy | Published 8/15/2007
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This article was meant to take the sting out of the aging process. By changing the focus, the subject of illness might be more effective considered to prevent tragedies associated with the aging process. By Deborah Murphy | Published 8/15/2007
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This is a reminder that it is the perception of how good or how bad life is, that determines our reality. By Deborah Murphy | Published 8/14/2007
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Pointers and suggestions (questions that should be answered before starting) to help clarify some of the potential pitfalls of any project no matter the size. By Deborah Murphy | Published 8/14/2007
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This is a poem written to pay homage to people who continue to amaze me everyday, because they never accept failure. By Deborah Murphy | Published 8/14/2007
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