Posted on March 9th, 2011 by Cynthia D'Amour
But I did.
I met with my trainer Mollie today.
Mollie is a trip.
I never know what I’m walking in to.
And yet always leave knowing I worked out.
Today felt sort of usual.
Creative exercises.
My face bright red.
My determination strong.
50 minutes into sweating, Mollie asked if I had enough.
Or if I had 10 more minutes in me?
Like a [...]
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Posted on March 7th, 2011 by Cynthia D'Amour
Especially at 2:30 AM!
Last night I went to bed early.
Sleep had been hard to catch this week.
With GiGi the puppy joining us.
I needed a good night of sleep.
All was going well until 2:30 AM.
My phone started buzzing.
I woke in a panic.
Ready to jump into action.
Was it Mom or Dad?
I sleep with my phone by [...]
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Posted on March 3rd, 2011 by Cynthia D'Amour
Cool.
This weekend I spoke for SHRM in Redondo Beach, CA.
Stayed at an interesting place.
With a new restuarant.
Supposed to be hip.
Decided to check out the restaurant.
Went to dinner with Peggy Hoffman and her husband.
(They were also working with SHRM.)
Being at a wharf, it had a nautical theme.
The neatest thing was the menus.
When the server handed [...]
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Posted on March 2nd, 2011 by Raindrop
Raindrop here.
I had a good life.
Parents who spoiled me.
A big yard.
Neighbors who adored me.
I don’t understand why GiGi the puppy showed up.
She is a pest.
Wants to be part of everything.
She’s ruining my perfect life!
I like how we used to do things.
Now we have to worry about the young dog.
What will GiGi like?
Who cares!
Mom and Dad [...]
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Posted on March 1st, 2011 by Cynthia D'Amour
Is that me?
Stayed in a lovely hotel this weekend.
Room was lush.
Had great view.
Bed like a cloud.
And then there was the bathroom.
Dominated by a full-sized mirror.
Next to the toilet.
Across from the shower.
There was no getting away from the mirror.
Every time I walked in I got a full view.
Saw more of myself than I’ve seen in [...]
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