If you are a regular reader here, you have already read about how I took the Brave Woman Pledge. If you aren't, the Brave Women pledge is: I pledge to honor and respect brave women and children who tackle the difficult journey of change from domestic violence to a new life. I acknowledge my own moment-by-moment bravery, will remain aware of what is ...continue reading
14 Dec | 2011
Wednesday’s Hero
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Click Image For Full Size Marguerite Gene Arenesen (left) a member of the Coast Guard in World War II, George Warren (standing), a Canadian-born immigrant who became a naturalized American citizen at age 17 and joined the Army Air Corps shortly after the Dec. 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor and Thomas M. Sugg, a Navy veteran, share a moment in front of a ...continue reading
13 Dec | 2011
Domestic Violence Help: #BraveWoman #CBias
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Did you know that ONE in FOUR women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime? That is an amazing statistic to me. I have lucked out, because I personally am not the one in four. However, I know there are women out there have to make those moment-by-moment decisions requiring brave choices and bold actions. You may not think this effects your ...continue reading
12 Dec | 2011
Pinterest Invites
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I just recently joined Pinterest after hearing about its awesomeness. For those who don't know, Pinterest is basically a virtual corkboard. You pin the things that interest you so you can find them later. For example, here are a bunch of recipes I want to try that I found: You can create the boards to represent whatever you want. I've got one for cute ...continue reading
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