You recognized it was wrong. You stopped doing it. You made a plan to do something far better, or at least a plan to avoid it in the future. You are waiting on…what, exactly? This is the kind of test where not showing your work gets points taken off your score.
What’s in it for you?
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Leaving on Platform 12…
Posted by Red on February 7, 2012
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/forgive-forget/
Muse for Monday
What a disguise!
As you may or may not recall, I refer to Mantra as an incessant imp who is, more often than not, strange. For our fare tonight, I offer you something which amazed me when I got a chance to read it. Have you ever put on a disguise?
Posted by Red on February 6, 2012
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/aging/
All buts are cracked.
In the search for identity, self-forgiveness plays a pivotal role in reforming perspective, rendering and processing judgment and settling into tenets based on experience. There is a point, however, where self-forgiveness becomes a method to engage in bad behavior.
Posted by Red on February 6, 2012
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/self-forgiveness/
Enough Frivolity
For those who were disappointed in the level of intelligence at the dinner party I attended, be not distressed, it did create blog fodder of a different, more fulfilling sort. Namely, a rather in-depth look at being true to oneself. Observe.
Posted by Red on February 6, 2012
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/characteristics/
And then there were none.
When examining who qualifies as a friend and who should never have been offered the position in the first place, some very difficult truths come to light. Common issues arise when friends do not meet the standard of qualities all friends need to possess. Before applying the standard to Mate, look at Quaint. How you conduct friendships is indicative of the way you will conduct marriage.
Posted by Red on February 5, 2012
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/qualities-friends/
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