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LHRL Podcast Episode #57- David Failing
Bocci Ball
Is that how you spell it, bocci? I don't really know. It's not important. The first time I played bocci ball was about two weeks ago, while vacationing on the beach. A friend of ours invested about $15 bucks on a set which includes six grapefruit sized balls and a...
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The Opposite of Play
"The opposite of play isn't work. It's depression." - Jane McGonigal I don't mind working. I really never have had a problem with it. I am certainly not an over-achiever, nor am I an extremely hard worker. I don't feel the need to announce to the world every time I...
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Enjoy
I want you to enjoy it. I really think that you should. It can be difficult, I know, but you owe it to yourself, as well as the people around you. Relaxing can be one of the hardest things to enjoy. I have spent days on the couch, which have been more exhausting than...
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Indecision
"How many squirrels have given their lives due to their inability to make a decision?" ---Internet meme guy Indecision is a killer. My existence often consists of one, big, anxiety-filled loop. The loop is filled with the confusion of the decision that sits in front...
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Awesome
Awesome. Epic. Amazing. Hilarious. Miraculous. Unbelievable. I was recently involved in a conversation which some folks were discussing the overuse/misuse of some of these words. People seemed to be in agreement that words like amazing, epic, awesome, hilarious,...
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Pride
What is pride? I'm not sure that I have a good answer. I was once brilliantly described as an ego-maniac with an inferiority complex. This description best sums me up as person, while also explaining much of my behavior. However, I don't think that it accurately...
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