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Old 07-30-2012, 06:17 PM #1
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Thumbs up A good day.

I guess it started yesterday when I went to a yoga workshop to make a mala for meditation. The teacher said " let the stones pick you" I thought I wanted amethyst but serpentine drew me in. Later I learned that the properties ground you to nature. Well, today, I met with National Park Service Rangers and they gave me an internship. Trip (my dog) and I are going to have to ride the train to DC, we will get through it as we do all things.

I went to the dentist to have them check out a filling that turned out to be simply sensitivity.

I met with my TBI doc and we decided it was too soon for me to go on a week long trip out of town 8 hours away. So that is decided. I am not on mania Meds and the depression Meds will be full dose so I am on the look out for manic symptoms.

Oh and I let go of my cleaning ladies....I can do it.

I took Trip swimming and I went for a 4 mile run.

I needed a good day, just to know they are out there.
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