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Mindful Bits: Reflections on the River (opens the original)
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I finished my morning routine a little quicker than usual today (9-17-26). I had some time to spare before I needed to be at work (heaven forbid I go in early). There wasn’t a lot of extra time to do much, so I decided to head to Griffin Park to relax. It was a good choice. I parked my vehicle and took advantage of the wonderful weather to walk along the path and take in the calming river view. The morning was sunny, with a very comfortable temperature and an almost imperceptible breeze. The sce
Mindful Bits: Fruit Fly Invasion Doesn’t Fly With Me (opens the original)
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There is an ongoing annoyance and mystery that plagues me. Fruit flies. Sometimes their appearance is understandable, but often they seem to come out of nowhere. Why? How? When will they go away? They’re tiny little buggers with big red eyes. Their scientific name is drosophila melanogaster. That compares to the size of their eyes! I’ll stick with the more common name. If you see one, there will surely be more. They have a relatively short life span, but they also reproduce quickly. They are mor
Mindful Bits: Calm, Cool, Collected? Continue to “C” What I Mean (opens the original)
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Do you seize the day? In Latin that is carpe diem. Phonetically speaking, both phrases contain C’s. That’s what I’m talking about. My life seems to be controlled by a conglomeration of “C” words. Sometimes that includes some cusswords, but I try to contain myself in that area. This comprehensive cluster of “C” common words could compel us to concede to cerebral conformity or collapse. C is the culprit condemning us to countless conventional cohesive challenges in this column. Am I coherent or is
Mindful Bits -- What’s Left to Write About? (opens the original)
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Are you right-handed or left-handed? Maybe a little of both? Supposedly only 10% of the world’s population is left-handed. I can't imagine they’ve checked on everyone, but Google says! Only about 1% is truly ambidextrous (can use either hand equally with no dominance). Many can do some tasks with their non-dominant hand; but most people do everything with their dominant hand and have the other hand that can’t even hold a pencil or fork without disaster. I am left-handed. I am special. Left-hande
Mindful Bits: Walking Will Get You Somewhere (opens the original)
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Walking is a great activity. It’s beneficial to your physical, mental and emotional well being. You can choose whatever pace is comfortable. You can also vary the environment, terrain and company you engage with. Your mood can determine your walk, and your walk can alter your mood. The outcome may be a better outlook. You can enjoy the great outdoors on the walking paths and nature trails in the area. There are always interesting distractions to notice as you walk. Just be sure to watch your ste
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