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  emeila (10/24/08)

  Thank you, really, really, appreciate
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  MickyQ (10/24/08)

  I agree. I can feel your love and afection for your animal friends
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  MickyQ (10/24/08)

  Im just having the blues inside. Oliver has been gone for 2 years. I am having a depression. They come and go.
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  MickyQ (10/24/08)

  yES THE BLUES HAVE ARRIVED. i'LL PLAY YOU A SONG. lOL hAVE A NICE WEEKEND
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  MickyQ (10/24/08)

  Wow what a story. pLEASE ACCEPT FRIENDSHIP
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  MickyQ (10/24/08)

  iWANTED TO GIVE YOU A HUG PLEASE ACCEPT FRIENDSHIP. tHANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND WORDS ON MY JOURNAL.
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  Zack2332 (10/24/08)

  Thanks. I appreciate it. How are you today?
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  grizz1y (10/24/08)

  A good laugh and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor's book. ~Irish Proverb
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  grizz1y (10/23/08)

  Pain My favorite scene in Rocky III is when the ringside interviewer asks Mr. T what his prediction is for his fight against Rocky Balboa. Mr. T answers "My prediction? Pain." So let's talk about pain. No one likes pain. We want to avoid it. We remember times of intense pain. This is part of man's survival instinct. But pain has a use. It is a great motivator. So too is failure. We remember major failures, big losses, as much as painful events. Problem is, when everything is going right, when things are going well, we tend to get soft. We become complacent, thinking everything will go our way. Once in a while we need a swift kick in the ass to awaken that human survival instinct. Pain, failure, is every bit important to survive. Think about it. One of my favorite quotes from Napoleon Hill goes: "Every adversity, every failure, every heartache carries with it the seed of an equal or greater benefit." We need to remind ourselves of this especially when things are going well. And we need to embrace failure and pain, to harness its power. Back to the movie, Rocky had it too easy, he was living the good life, all his needs were taken care of. He got soft and lost that mental edge, eventually losing to Clubber Lang. He had to regain the eye of the tiger and get back that missing mental edge. Now what are you waiting for? Published Dec 20 2004, 09:59 PM by robtwister Filed under: Mind
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  grizz1y (10/22/08)

  Glad to hear you got snow our snow is still 30 minutes away in the mountains, but Im sure we will be getting soon. I am watching for a good deal on a trike the was an 89 honda 1800 lehman trike on line the other day for $7,000.00 but I rally want Harley's new Tri-Gliude.

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