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Catherine
There is no denying now that there is less than a month to go until the Race for the Cure in Boston. I have made it about halfway to my fundraising goal. How to close... More »
Catherine
The Susan G. Komen For the Cure organization sent me a pretty black pen with a pink ribbon clip for helping to raise "so much money" last year for the Massachusetts race for the cure... More »
Catherine
Today my uncle, is doing the MS150 "Bike to the Breakwater." The race is up in Portland, Maine. The intention is to raise funds to benefit the Maine Chapter of the National MS Society. The... More »
Catherine
I registered for the Race for the Cure, 2007 for my aunt's birthday again for the Massachusetts race, even though she has now died from the disease. I can sill help other families to not... More »
Catherine
By the way, I'm only going to use my own photos and artwork here. This peony is from my garden. So, this week, in the physical training realm, I've done aqua aerobics and yoga at... More »
Catherine
The buddha said that the causes of hatred and conflict were envy and stinginess. Stinginess is not just a financial money grubbing attitude, it also includes spiritual stinginess, the inability to rejoice in other people's... More »
Catherine
Sometimes we anticipate having a bad day. It is better if we always give the day the benefit of the doubt. That way we can be alert to opportunities, beauty and surprises. We enjoy more... More »
October 2007 