Anyone can follow a path, but only a leader can blaze one.
(John C. Maxwell, Leadership, Intro)
12 January 2013
Showing posts with label Path. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Path. Show all posts
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Negativity
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Missteps
... we could do a great deal to offset ... [personal] damage by turning our examination and criticism on ourselves, and taking energetic steps to correct what we think and do. (One Day At A Time In Al-Anon, 4 February)
... one of the surest paths to doing the right thing is knowing what it is about you that will make you do the wrong one. (Ratey and Johnson, Shadow Syndromes, p. 206)
Work hard at eliminating your own complaints about things you can do nothing to change ... (Dr. Wayne W. Dyer, Pulling Your Own Strings, p. 71)
It is not acceptable to plead bad brain chemicals as an excuse for bad behavior. (Ratey and Johnson, Shadow Syndromes, p. 19)
Mr. Dickie
23 February 2012
Friday, June 24, 2011
Mail-Order Pharmacy
(Photo: Mr. Dickie - our crepe myrtle)
If we always wait until we can clearly see the path that lies ahead, many a life-enhancing journey would never start. (after Larsen and Hegarty in Believing In Myself, 15 May)
You may not enjoy it when somebody reproves you, but it will do you good. (Warren W. Wiersb, Chapter-By-Chapter Bible Commentary, p. 418)
The human race can be obnoxious. (Steve Case, Everything Counts, 8 April)
Today remember you cannot change reality but you can control the manner in which you look at things. Your attitude is under your control. (Helen Steiner Rice, From The Heart, 12 June)
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I'm experimenting with "tags" and Windows Photo Gallery Live. I tagged a bunch of "quilt" photos. I still didn't get "the hang of it."
My friend, Dennis, posted a nice photo of himself that he modified using Adobe Photoshop. I know very little about this application.
Yesterday I made post 1,900 to my Arrow Prayers blog.
My mail order pharmacy refused to refill a prescription which I thought still had one 90-day refill. They said I'd reached the year "cut-off" date. Then my doctor didn't respond to the pharmacy request for a refill prescription. Finally, I got involved. I called the pharmacy twice and the doctor's office once in an attempt to resolve the matter in my favor. I'm making a trip to the local pharmacy this morning to see if I can pick up a 14-day supply of the medication to carry me over. This incident brings back not so fond memories of a previous time when Melva ran out of a daily medication many years ago. Mail order is fine, when it works. When it breaks it's a pain in the neck.
Mr. Dickie
24 Jun 2011
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