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In today’s crazy world, we must find ways to regularly inspire and re-center ourselves. It helps to infuse our days with ideas, thoughts, and inspirations that help us find hope.

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Kellie Wardman Kellie Wardman

The Color Purple

Nature brings us to our edges.

Too much cold, too much sun, too much snow, too much drought, too much rain, too much wind—it can bring any person or community to the edge.

Or planet for that matter.

And nature brings us to edges we probably don’t want to cross.

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Kellie Wardman Kellie Wardman

Tabula Rasa

I’m a Chrome girl.

Pretty loyal.

I have all the web sites I regularly use bookmarked in neat folders titled by subject matter.

There's Health. Coaching. Writing. Resources. And more.

(What can I say? I’m an organizer.)

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Kellie Wardman Kellie Wardman

This or Better

My theme for 2023: This or better.

The idea is to honor what’s amazing in life so far—what you have today (this)—but at the same time, remain open to what might be to come (better).

I love my this.

What's here now. What I have. Who I am (for the most part).

But I'm open to what might be better.

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Kellie Wardman Kellie Wardman

Resolute This

I bought some funny cocktail napkins at Christmas.

Two women holding martini glasses.

One says, “It’s a little early for a cocktail. When did you start drinking?”

And the other answers, “March 2020.”

Yes, that’s about right.

It’s been a great run. Almost three years.

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Kellie Wardman Kellie Wardman

Resolutions Are Julius Caesar’s Fault

They are all his fault.

It was Julius Caesar who decided in 46 B.C. that January 1 should be the start of a new year.

The sun was becoming out of alignment with the Roman calendar. After consulting some local, smart mathematicians, Julius changed our days up to be closer to today’s Gregorian calendar.

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