

I truly hope that she will have fun later for Halloween are for kids, as hubby and I say. May all of you have a wonderful one, too. Enjoy and please, be safe...
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Nutrition Facts | ||||||
Serving Size | ||||||
Amount Per Serving | ||||||
Calories 211 Calories from Fat 130 | ||||||
% Daily Value* | ||||||
Total Fat 14.4g 22% | ||||||
Saturated Fat 4.4g 22% | ||||||
Polyunsaturated Fat 1.9g | ||||||
Monounsaturated Fat 5.5g | ||||||
Cholesterol 577mg 192% | ||||||
Sodium 169mg 7% | ||||||
Total Carbohydrates 1.5g 1% | ||||||
Sugars 1.5g | ||||||
Protein 17.1g | ||||||
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* Based on a 2000 calorie diet |
O Lord, grant that this night we may sleep in peace. And that in the morning our awakening may also be in peace. May our daytime be cloaked in your peace.
Protect us and inspire us to think and act only out of love.
Keep far from us all evil; may our paths be free from all obstacles from when we go out until we return home.
When we were at the Filipino Express, a Filipino restaurant here in San Antonio, I noticed an attractive petite lady wearing sexy mini skirts. You really can’t help but admire her for she really looks good in her outfit. All eyes in the eating placing were on her, I tell you. The skirt that she was wearing just showed off her nicely shaped legs. She was a real stunner!
If only I also have those great legs like that lady in the Filipino restaurant, I would wear miniskirts everyday especially if they are from flirtylingerie.com. As they say, if you have it why not flaunt it? Then, I would also buy a lot of sexy lingerie from that website. They have a wide selection to choose from and all of which are just so beautiful, exquisite and stylish that I am sure you can find some which will suit you perfectly. I am sure it will warm your winter nights, you think? Have a good one all!
I found a good read from my favorite site. It is about how kids learn one family value which is patience. I thought that it is important to instill this virtue while they are still young. But how? That is the big question. It is said that developing patience takes time. It is the ability to endure a difficult situation without complaining. So, here’s one tip to raise a patient child.
MAKE A WISH LIST
When your child has a bad case of the “gimmes” and demands a toy right away, acknowledge the wish (“You wish you could have that toy right now”). Have your child add it to a “wish list” of presents he or she might receive at the next birthday or gift-giving holiday. The simple act of writing down (or drawing or cutting out a magazine picture of the present) gives your child control and increases patience.
Isn’t that helpful especially to us as parents? We also have to always tell them that some things are worth waiting for. To add, this not only applies to children but to us as well, too. Have a good one all!
I read this article from belief.net about how to the deal the best way with criticism. I find this to be so helpful especially when we come across with people who loves to criticize. In the article, it gives 10 tips on how to cope with criticism but I find this particular one hit me in the best possible way. Not that I am always criticize by somebody close to me but I just want to share this one with you. I am sure it will also hit home with you. Here it goes and I hope you will all have a lovely day.
DRAW CLEAR BOUNDARIES WITH BIG CRITICS
You get to choose who and what you will tolerate in your life. If you are in a personal or working relationship with someone who tries to whittle away your self-esteem by constantly judging and belittling you, you owe it to yourself to create boundaries and to tell that person how you feel when that happens. It’s important for your well-being to remove yourself from that toxic energy. It can weigh you down, stunt your creativity, and make you feel depressed or sick.
Try this: Decide on a specific action you will take if the judger in your life continues to bombard you with criticism. Clearly, lovingly, and firmly tell him or her what you will do if it happens again. For example, you may decide to leave the room, politely excuse yourself from the phone call, or, if it’s serious enough, end the relationship altogether. Be sure to follow through and take that action. When you honor yourself, you are training other people to honor you.
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