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Showing posts with label helpful resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label helpful resources. Show all posts

Mar 28, 2013

Time To Start Quitting

It's Lenten Season.  A time to reflect about what we have done to ourselves, to other people, and to the world.  I know it is hard but we have to be firm with changing our bad habits to good ones.  Change doesn't have to be a very difficult process.  It should be done slowly but surely. 

If you are into something addictive, now is the time to start quitting.  Too much of something is bad.  It is very surprising to see statistics showing how people get into something that leads to overly consumed by it.  I was stunned to see about the coffee drinking.  I don't drink too much coffee.  Disregarding the rest in the presentation, I admit that I worked more that 11 hours when I was employed years ago.  Geez, I couldn't believe myself.

But like I said, there is always time for change.  Just stick to your discipline and ask for His guidance.  And a strong support system at home can help a lot.


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Apr 18, 2011

Summer Class


My little sister is taking summer classes. She went ahead and enrolled three subjects. Thankfully she passed Anatomy this year. My honey and I are so proud. I know it is very difficult because the subject requires good memorization.

There is a type of nursing book that my sister would like to have because it would be very helpful to her. The problem is, it can only be found in huge book stores. And those stores are located in other farther big cities. The possible solution is to have somebody from the school's nursing department buy the books the students need for the semester. And they will just give the amount of money needed for the books. In fact, my sister told me that this matter was mentioned at their orientation.

I am looking forward to knowing if my sister gets the book or not.

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Nov 11, 2010

A Weekend At The Library

This guest post from Walter Horn

The library is one of the best places on earth. There's no place that will allow you to read the newspapers from different states and magazines that cover such a broad field of topics. It's a super resource center that puts a world of knowledge right at your fingertips.

There's no way to express my full admiration for the people that originally invented this concept. It's the best place on earth for indulging in the world of the written word. I have always loved books, and I love to write. The library gives me an opportunity to read and a quiet space to write. It's the best of both worlds.

I go on Saturdays because I know that there are few people that will wake up and think of going to the library on the weekend. It's always busy during the weekdays. The weekend is different. People are at home watching games or out shopping on Saturday. No one is checking out library books but me. I usually leave home and set my home security alarm. I get some brunch from the local eatery and go directly to the library.

It feels just like home when I'm there, and I always want to hang around for longer than I attended to. I check all the different books and try to decide what I will check out.

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Aug 9, 2010

Weekend Snapshot: Pregnancy Planner And Mag


Besides free prenatal vitamins, I got some free stuff from my first visit to the OB-GYN. The magazines are very interesting to read because they contain helpful resources on pregnancy as well as tips on how to prepare for the baby. The blue one is a Pregnancy Planner/Journal. I record my prenatal appointments and notes on my pregnancy.

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Aug 7, 2009

Start Saving Water Now

Back home, we have always taught to conserve water. Whenever there is a leak somewhere in the water pipe that leads to the faucets, my father will fix it immediately to avoid wasting the water. And when we do the laundry, we do not let the water running while rinsing the clothes. We have enough containers to store the water for emergency use.

Saving water can also be done in the bathroom. You should not let the water pouring from the shower longer than you bathe. And, you should have a dual flush toilet in your home. Dual flush toilets have the advantage of reducing the monthly water bill. There are many ways how to save water but these are a few that you might want to practice at your homes.

Imagine how many thousand gallons you can save in year if you start saving water NOW? You can do it if you have the sincerity and dedication to do so.