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I want my last 24 hours to be filled with luxury, adventure, creativity , self-reflection and isolation.
https://urja907979065.wordpress.com/2020/12/25/if-it-was-the-last-day-of-my-life

Keywords: outdoor adventures , featured , getting seniors outdoors , healthy living , mental health , outdoor recreation , senior health
Several years ago, while Randy Thoreson was working for the National Park Service, he began talking with the Division Chief for Conservation and Outdoor Recreation. “I enjoy doing all of this work with youth,” said Thoreson, “but I think we’re missing a sector of the population. The outdoors isn’t just for kids, you know.”
https://eastmetrowater.org/2020/12/17/getting-older-shouldnt-mean-staying-indoors

Keywords: daily life , beauty , creativity , inspiration , nature , photography , selfcare , travel , wellness , womanhood
I believe these simple and mundane experiences are the most beautiful ones, it’s imperfect, but they are special and real.
https://blusheddiaries.wordpress.com/2020/12/14/a-little-introduction

Keywords: life , 2020 , freedom , heart , life , morning
I want to be free to feel life fully. To experience the highs and the lows, to ride them, to express the bubbling excitement and creativity that I am made of. I want to connect and exchange. I want to contribute, and be supported. I want to experience the mighty anger, and the goofy joy. I want to be clever and to be stupid. I want to make love and to make art. I want to surrender to the universe, and be totally immersed in the transformative power of life. I want to feel my heart bursting in the cracking open of its armour; to live in its overflowing juices, infusing every cell of my body. I want to radiate through every atom of my life, and say, I am alive!
https://trulyangel.wordpress.com/2020/11/05/morning-reflection

Keywords: work career , chemical engineer , engineering , job hunting , job search , new career , teaching
The truth of the matter is that I genuinely enjoy data, exploring trends, implementing programs, establishing tasks towards a goal. And, at the end, I like looking at and analyzing the successes, but learning from set-backs to establish a better solution for the next challenge. I like it. I relish it. I want to do that. I just don’t know how to get there. Plain and simple – I want to do something where I can apply my engineering skills and experience in a way that positively impacts our world.
https://acquiescentsoulblog.wordpress.com/2020/10/27/what-i-see-for-myself