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Author Archives: Traveling Mosaic
Losing the itch
I lost the itch without realizing I had…. Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Travel
Tagged germany, international travel, solo travel, travel itch
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A toast to a mother for International Womens Day
Today, International Womens Day, is not usually a holiday I particularly pay attention to, mainly because it’s not a day off! I didn’t remember about it until I was driving and it was mentioned on the radio. Instead, the thought … Continue reading
Posted in Celebration, Family, Life Lessons
Tagged international womens day, mothers
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Keto results after 2.5 months
Well, we’ve finished our tenth week of Keto and we decided to seriously contemplate the continuation of it. We’ve both experienced some odd dizziness and being stopped up. Then we looked at our month one and month two results. After … Continue reading
One month of Keto – what we’ve seen so far
Today is the fifth week of the ketogenic diet that the husband and I started. Our pantry is bare of any grains and sugars and non-diet stuff and our fridge is full of veggies and non-sugar stuffs. We did our … Continue reading
New year, new me?
My husband sees the first of the year as the perfect time to start a lifestyle change. Mainly because who can start, and keep, a diet over the holidays? While I influenced him to try the Whole30 a year ago … Continue reading
StitchFix trial
I hate shopping. The time, guessing at what size I am in that brand, hunting for deals, etc…That’s why I stick with jeans and t-shirts if at all possible. However, I work in an executive office and I’ve been really … Continue reading
Things I’m learning from my dog
In September a co-worker walked through my office with a “needs a good home” flyer for a very cute puppy. That should have been a warning – she sniffed me out. The pup was definitely cute and was described as … Continue reading
Making Records: of the not-so-good kind
I’ve taken quite a break from blogging as I’ve moved and have focused on settling into life and work and school. Learning from last summer, I’ve been working on balance – which means less writing for the moment. However, I … Continue reading
Posted in Life Lessons
Tagged coconut oil, essential oils, Juice Plus, mono, mononucelosis, NingXia Red, Young Living
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Breaking the Silence
This isn’t an easy post to write, and it’s been siting in “draft” for a while – both in my head and on my blog. Some people have heard bits and pieces of this story, some people have been trusted … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Life Lessons, Missions, Trust
Tagged accident, healing, Larry Osborne, rest, singleness, The Contrarian's Guide to Knowing God, Travel, trust, Wycliffe
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