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Sea Wife Kona Sport Fishing Trips (from Honokohau Harbor)SALE
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Go fishing and explore Kona's world-famous fishing grounds aboard the spacious 18-passenger Sea Wife. Whether you're brand new to fishing or a pro angler, you'll enjoy this Kona fishing charter. Keep any fish you catch at the end of the trip!
Join the professional and knowledgeable captain and crew of this one-of-a-kind fishing boat as you experience a fishing trip on the Big Island where you can actually keep what you catch! Book an exclusive charter for you and your group, or a shared trip to share the cost with others. The choice is yours! Get ready to reel in an abundant variety of tropical fish, including Mahi Mahi, Ono, Ahi, Marlin and more on this Hawaiian fishing trip!
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4-Hour Shared Trip
GE Tax and Harbor Fee included
Although shared, everyone has their own rods and gets to fish simultaneously. With a maximum of 8 anglers (fishermen) on each trip, the Sea Wife II can accommodate up to 10 additional "ride alongs" or people who do not wish to fish. Ono, mahi-mahi, yellowfin, skipjack tunas and spearfish are the common catch.
Note: For all shared charters, a minimum of 4 anglers are needed to confirm the trip.
- Duration: 4.5 hour(s)
- Available: Daily
- Pick-up: Not available
- Inclusion: Fishing equipment / Cruise fee / Snacks / Bait / Ice / Coolers
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- Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
- Glass bottles, dark-soled shoes and bananas are not allowed on board.
- Wheelchair Accessibility: Assistance will be necessary and is available from your crew, depending on weather conditions. Assistance for on-board bathroom may be necessary and is available.
- If less than 4 participants (anglers) are booked, the activity may not operate.
Requirement(s) - Others
- Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional Note(s)
- The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
- Gratuity is not included in the price.
- For your convenience, the deli and store on the ground floor of the check-in location are open at 6:00 AM daily. You are allowed to bring your own food and drink on-board.
- If you use spray on sunscreen, please apply it before boarding as the mist will make our boat and gear slippery.
- This is a "keep your catch" boat. This means all boated fish will be cut up, bagged and shared with everyone on-board that would like to have some of the catch.
Booking Requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
- You can book a maximum of 8.
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Are we allowed to bring food and drinks?
- Definitely! There is a large ice chest on-board to keep your drinks cold.
Do I need any prior experience to participate in this activity?
- Up to eight (8) fishermen are allowed on a shared charter.
How far in advance should I book this activity?
- We recommend booking at least 1-2 weeks in advance. If you have very specific schedule requirements and are not flexible, please book sooner. Last minute availability is often possible, but limited.
Can we just throw our fish back if we are just fishing for fun?
- Yes, if you catch a fish..the fish is yours!
Are we allowed to keep any fish we catch?
- Yes, you get to keep your fish.
What kind of boat will be used?
- The "Sea Wife II" is licensed for 18 people, making it the only sport fishing boat in Kona that can carry more than six passengers. The deck and fly bridge are spacious, as the Sea Wife II is a 38′ Delta. Built originally as a dive boat, but modified for fishing, which means lots of room and plenty of shade. It is a very comfortable boat and we keep it clean. Sea Wife Charters has been in operation since 1982. The present boat was built in 1990. It has twin engines, an enclosed restroom, sonar (fish finder), GPS, auto pilot, cellular phone, radio, the finest tackle and your captain and crew. Our captains hold United States Coast Guard Masters Licenses and the vessel holds a USCG Certificate of Inspection.
Please click HERE to send an inquiry about this activity
Payment/Cancellation policy
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Cancellation Policy
- Reservations are subject to a full or partial charge if they are not canceled more than 24 hours in advance for a shared charter or 48 hours in advance for a private charter if activity provider cannot resell your reserved space. No shows will be charged in full. To cancel a reservation, you must call 808-329-1806 and speak with one of the agents.
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by: MTTravelers
We had a great time on the Sea Wife 2 during our fishing charter. Unfortunately, the fish did not cooperate that day but the other aspects of the trip made up for it. The boat was extremely clean, i...more
by: Beverly
We ended up doing more cruising than fishing. This was much different than the year before, when they motored to a certain spot & fished. We still had a good time. The crew was friendly and helpful.
by: Beverly
The boys went fishing while the girls went shopping. They had a very good time, except for Paul, who did not take his Dramamine! At least he only fed the fish on the way back. They caught some nice fi...more


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Speaker: Pastor Derrel Strickland
Scriptures: James 4:13, James 5:16
Summary: A phrase that seems to have died out in recent years is "Should Jesus Tarry". In other words, if Jesus does not return just yet there are some things that needs to be done. The question remains, Should Jesus Tarry, what will you be doing?


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January 11th, 2018
Reader SpotlighT:
Kay Cook, English spiritualist medium
When I visited Reykjavik last October, I had the privilege of meeting Kay Cook, a spiritualist medium and professional rune and energy reader from England who now lives in Iceland. Kay gave me an excellent reading while I was in town. I enjoyed our session so much, I decided I wanted to interview her, and luckily Kay agreed! Her background and expertise is quite fascinating. I'm delighted to feature her, and I hope you enjoy learning about her as much as I have.
How did you begin your journey into mediumship? What led you to pursue it as a career?
I cannot say there was a magic moment when I thought, " I could be a medium". It just seems that a tide of events took me in this direction. Growing up I was very intuitive, paricularly sensing atmospheres, occasionally I sensed things which were going to happen.
When I was older I realised that from time to time I had been aware of my mother´s grandmother, Rosina, when I was younger. I had thought of her as an imaginary friend until, aged 14, I became more aware of spiritualism. For a couple of years I went to services with my mother, before we drifted away. During my twenties my intuition strengthened. I bought my first sent of runes in 1983, but did not take them out of their wrapper until around 1990.
My capacities as a medium began to develop in my late twenties, and my intuition, also, became something I could use to read for other people. During her final illness in 1993, my mother gave me a great deal of encouragement to work with the public, which I began to do. At the time my readings included mediumship and intuition. When I was with like-minded friends I used my runes, unlike tarot cards, they were not something people in the UK understood at that time.
In 1994, I went back to the Spiritualist Church and was trained to work on their platforms. I wondered if I would be too shy for this kind of public work. In the end it gave me confidence, which was a wonderful gift. I still go back to England to work in their Spiritualist Churches and to give readings at various other venues. This work is the most important part of my life but I have most of the time combined my mediumship work with other work.
I am also a qualified hypnotherapist, and I have often taken on other part-time work projects too. At the moment, part of my working week is spent writing text for the website of a local adventure travel company. Writing and Iceland come equal second when it comes to my greatest loves, so this is fabulous for me.
What inspired you to learn runes?
I always say the runes found me. I first discovered them when I went with my then husband to the Elephant Fayre in Cornwall in 1983. My husband was interested in classic cars and a meeting of the local group took place at this Fayre. There was a lot going on, music, stalls with crafts and many things which were considered to be alternative. Classic cars were not my interest so I wandered around looking at everything else. I got into conversation with a lady selling, among other things, Runes. She offered me a taster 3 rune reading which was accurate and fascinated me. I then bought my first set of runes then put them away and forgot about them. My spiritual gifts became a lot stronger around 1990, and if there was a catalyst it was this. I started to work with them from time to time. To begin with I did readings for myself and wrote them down, over a few years I meditated with them and extended the meanings I had learnt from the info which came with my Runes. I practiced a lot with like-minded friends as the years went on. Not many people were open to the Runes at that time, later on a discovered a fabulous rune master at Glastonbury England, he gave me a lot of encouragement to work with the runes in a public way. There was no great poetic moment of realization, just a progression!
What do you strive to provide and achieve with your clients during a reading?
In all readings there is the wish to achieve upliftment and encouragement, the client should feel better than when they came in. Otherwise, it would depend upon the kind of reading the client has requested.
For example, I offer pure mediumship readings. When I work in English Spiritualist Churches, these are the only readings I am permitted to provide. The aim here is to provide evidence of survival and an uplifting or encouraging message. Sometimes, particularly when I am working with recently bereaved people, there can be a few healing tears, other times just pure joy. The messages always refer to the recipient's own situation, and clients usually receive some extra options for understanding that situation, with greater clarity and self-understanding. The spirit people can give us a lot of ideas but really they come to say "I love you", "I still take an interest in your life and I care". Often they share fun or precious memories from the past, and often there are cryptic messages within the memories they bring and the aspects of their personalities that they choose to share. There will be a relevance within these things to the life of the recipient.
Most of my private readings outside of English Spiritualist Churches are combined readings, so we have evidence of survival from a couple of spirit communicators and messages. Sometimes the messages will concern future developments within present situations – I pass these on but point out the recipient always has personal responsibility. I then work with the Runes for life and self-understanding, the goal being to see present situations and how the client fits into these, and to look at the highest potential possibilities, what can the client do to help themselves get the most out of life at this time. In a combined and general reading of this type, I will also look at their soul pathway as it is developing in the coming months. What are the life lessons which are uppermost? In a combined reading, I will intuitively link with a chakra of my client to fine tune the meaning of a Rune, I then link with the incoming universal energies to get a more personal view on the future potential represented by that Rune. In a combined reading, I do not do this with all of the Runes, just a couple where I feel it is particularly important. Clients also get the opportunity to select three more Runes to drill down into an area of their life which they would like to know more about. For example, a business idea they have, or a friendship they would like to breathe new life into. A reading can also bring ideas for moving on when certain aspects of our lives have run their course. It is my goal that these clients leave with fresh insight, self-understanding and ideas to work with.
A reading cannot solve every problem or be expected to find a way resolve things in exactly the way the client wishes, and clients have responsibility for making their own choices. I always highlight areas of choice which show up in a reading. These are often where the greatest opportunities come in, although strokes of destiny play their part as well. Of course, the goal people have for their reading can make a difference, and sometimes I work with the Runes and the energies in a life coaching way, when we look in an inspiring way at the things the client can bring the greatest positive changes to.
Sometimes I do soul readings, and my goal here is for the client to leave with a better understanding of their own soul lessons, their soul pathway and of the flow between their soul and the outer world.
You've written a book. Congratulations! What is it about, and what inspired its creation?
I wrote Runes and Rainbows to share my way of working in an integrated way with the Runes, Chakras and Energies. If people are only interested in learning to read the Runes they can do exactly that, adding in the layer of using the chakras can only be done after the Runes have been learned. The layer of the chakras does not change the meaning of any Rune, it helps me to know more about the aspect of life it relates to with the particular person I am working with. The layer of the universal energies tells me how the incoming energies are encouraging and supporting the future potential which a particular Rune indicates. The way I work, there is no specific chakra for a specific Rune, the chakra and the universal energies I work with in relation to a Rune are something I sense intuitively. Thus, each Rune will have different chakra and energetic links because these relate solely to the person I am working with. I explain how I interpret information gleaned from the chakras and the universal energies in an easy to use way. There is also a section on intuition and soul projects and their development. I wrote it very much from the perspective of a medium who works with the Runes, rather than someone who is steeped in Norse mythology, although I am certainly interested in Norse history and mythology.
I have always loved writing, I took my first creative writing class in around 1987, at that time I concentrated on writing poems for publication and also a few short stories. I also used my love of words and writing to help with community projects, for example, writing letters for groups or clubs I was involved with. I always felt there was a factual book in me, even in the late 1980s. I also felt I would write my biography one day but could not think why my story would be sufficiently interesting that anyone would want to read it! I still feel there needs to be more water under my bridge of life before I write my biography, although I have shared some of my experiences in my book, Runes and Rainbows.
Looking back, I am surprised I didn´t write Runes and Rainbows earlier than I did. I had always kept notebooks over the years. People asked me about the way I worked, how did I combine the Runes with my understanding of chakras and universal energies. Did I work to a system? This was a question which was asked with increasing frequency. It just seemed natural to put all my info and experience together and write Runes and Rainbows, beginning in the latter half of 2013.
I am currently taking a break from writing a novel with a spiritual background, which is mostly set in Iceland. Whether I ever finish it I don´t know, but I would like to!
Do you have advice you'd like to give to aspiring intuitive professionals?
My number 1 tip is to take your time! Unless, of course, you have been doing readings for a long time and friends of friends keep recommending you to others, who then come back and also recommend you to yet more people. Although, this is never quite the same as working with members of the public who may have a poor understanding of what a reading is, or what it can achieve, or are more demanding because they have paid money. Training courses are good but you need to practice, practice and practice some more, and to also practice with people who are outside of your own friendship or study group. With mediumship, the extra training I had for platform presentation in the Spiritualist Church was invaluable, assisting my confidence with private appointments also.
It is important that you want to be of service to those who come to you but you must be able to set ethical guidelines for yourself as well. If you are earning your living this way, you have to feel it is okay to ask a reasonable price for what you do. You have to be okay with saying no sometimes, particularly if it becomes clear that the potential customer has expectations that you cannot/or it would not be reasonable or ethical to fulfil. It is important to look after yourself. I have been asked to do readings late in the evening, which would be a strain for me, as I am not a night bird! You need to make sure you give yourself time off and create balance in your life. Most people are lovely to work with but there are a few who will try to pull upon you whenever they have a slight problem in their life. If you cannot handle this by creating boundaries in as compassionate a way as you can, you would become drained by such people. I draw the analogy of two nurses, both equally compassionate. Each nurse does their utmost for their patients, however, one nurse goes home and gets on with life, the other nurse spends excessive time thinking about their patients. We all know the nurse who separates work from life has more joy and balance in their life, those of us who do readings professionally should strive to balance work, rest, play and social life. You work with people but you need a social life outside of work, so you need to think how you will achieve that.
Doing readings professionally full or part-time is not for everyone. Even if people tell you your gift is there for a reason and you should use it, I firmly believe the medium/reader is the only person who can say whether this is right for them. Some like or even need the balance that a full or part time job brings to their life. I know of excellent readers who have other full-time careers who work professionally a little in their spare time, and others only work to raise money for charity. Whether we are spiritually gifted or not we should decide what works best for us. It is, though, nice to have the option of doing readings full-time if one wants to.
Thank you so much for your time, Kay! I enjoyed your responses and learning more about your professional background and projects.
If you are interested in learning more about Kay, please visit her website. She performs in-person readings in Reykjavik, and also delivers readings via post, email, and Skype. I highly recommend her services, and look forward to booking another session with her again!
For more information on Kay's book "Runes and Rainbows," please visit her author website.
Kay was also interviewed by Radio Iceland. It's really interesting. Check it out!


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We all have those days, weeks, months, maybe even years, that are CRAZYYYY. You ever feel so busy you don't even have time to sleep? Well I've been finding myself in that place a lot lately. I can't sleep in ever because there's work work work to be done! One of the not-so-glamorous things about not sleeping and being so busy is the tired look on your face all day that especially shows in your eyes.
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Often times I have to run out of the house, so I just throw it in my purse and do a check-in to see how I look. If my eyes are red, I use LUMIFY to help make my eyes look more vibrant. There's nothing worse than looking tired in a meeting.
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UPES gets top recognition for employability from globally renowned QS Star Ratings
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New Delhi [India], Sep 22 (ANI): Globally renowned higher education analysts QS, has given five star ratings for employability and campus facilities to UPES. UPES, with overall three Stars, is currently the only Indian education institution with live QS Star Ratings. The Dehradun based private university, widely acknowledged for its unique and innovative courses, has taken the pole position for having a robust employability ecosystem for students. It has also scored full points in the career service support. Over 300 companies visited the campus this year, hiring over 1200 students from the University. "UPES is proud to be rated five Stars for placements and campus facilities and four stars for teaching, a global recognition that clearly reflects our commitment towards our students," said CEO and President UPES, Utpal Ghosh. "QS is an international benchmarking measure in higher education and we are excited to be the only Indian University currently to be QS Rated and join the league of some of the best international universities," he underlined. The QS Stars ratings system is a new international standard identifying excellence and diversity among the world's universities. The rating system evaluates universities against a range of important performance indicators based on a rating method. Unlike QS Rankings, QS Star Ratings are not dependent on the performance of other institutions and include thorough evaluation of specialist components that may not be easily included in rankings. Employability: Five Stars QS Stars ratings system recognizes that graduate employability encompasses more than academic strength, focusing on 'work-readiness' - the ability to work effectively in a multi-cultural team, to deliver presentations, to manage people and projects. Five Stars rating on employability reflects University's strong performance on key indicators like Employer reputation / Campus employer presence, Graduate employment rate and Careers service support. Facilities: Five Stars The facilities category talks about the physical infrastructure of a university, providing students with some insight into the environment they can expect for their university experience. UPES has received five stars basis key parameters like sporting facilities, student's accommodation, IT infrastructure, library facilities, medical facilities and student societies. Teaching: Four Stars QS Stars ratings system recognizes that a key role of a university is to nurture tomorrow's finest minds, inspiring the next generation of potential research academics. UPES has been rated four stars on key indicators like students' satisfaction with teaching, overall student satisfaction and faculty student ratio. (ANI)


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This article is part of our Yahoo DFS Hockey series.
Welcome to the second round of the NHL playoffs! There are fewer teams, and every team has won a series. That means you aren't going to find great matchups at this point, as the Ottawa Senators aren't walking through that door. Nevertheless, here are the players I recommend you target and avoid for your lineup...
Jordan Binnington, STL vs. DAL ($33): Binnington wasn't quite as good in the first round as he was during the regular season, but he still had a 2.63 GAA. Plus, we're talking about a regular season where he had an 1.89 GAA and .927 save percentage. The Stars, on the other hand, only averaged 2.24 goals per game on the road.
Tuukka Rask, BOS vs. CLM ($28): You might see Rask at home and be encouraged, but he did have only a .912 save percentage this season. That's fine, but it's the lowest of all four starting goalies in action Wednesday. Columbus scored 3.00 goals per contest on the road, and bear in mind that they added guys like Matt Duchene and Ryan Dzingel at the deadline.
David Krejci, BOS vs. CLM ($19): Krejci has a point in each of his last five games, so we know that he's on his game. Plus, this season he notched 73 points. The Blue Jackets had a 2.82 GAA this year, which was 11th best in the NHL. That's good…but the other three teams playing Wednesday were in the top six.
Ryan O'Reilly, STL vs. DAL ($26): O'Reilly had a fine campaign in his first year in St. Louis, but 22 of his 77 points came with the extra man. The Stars had the fifth-ranked penalty kill, and that doesn't bode well for the Blues pivot on the power play. Oh, also Ben Bishop had a 1.98 GAA and .934 save percentage this season, and somehow improved upon those numbers against the Predators in the first round (1.90 GAA, .945 save percentage).
Artemi Panarin, CLM at BOS ($23): Panarin has started 16 points in his last 12 contests, including a point in every game of the sweep over the Lightning. Of course, it helps that he started a staggering 77.2 percent of his shifts in the offensive zone. He's in the opponent's end of the ice almost as much as the opposing goalie! The matchup is only a minor consideration given how hot the Russian has been, given the relative paucity of options.
Danton Heinen, BOS vs. CLM ($15): The top thing Heinen has going for him is that he was recently moved up to Boston's top line. If that continues, that means he will be skating alongside Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand. That could prove quite beneficial to his fantasy numbers. You are going to have to spend some cash on high-priced quantities, so finding a potential cheaper option like Heinen is going to be necessary.
Jaden Schwartz, STL vs. DAL ($18): You may be excited about Schwartz right now given that he had a hat trick in the clinching game of the first round, and he has four goals in his last two games. However, he had zero goals in the 13 contests before that, and he had 11 goals in the entire regular season. Some of that was bad puck luck, but he's not likely to suddenly start lighting the lamp like crazy, especially with Ben Bishop in the opposing goal.
Jake DeBrusk, BOS vs. CLM ($17): DeBrusk doesn't have the benefit of being on Boston's top line, or of being as cheap as Heinen. He also only has one goal in his last nine games, and he's not really a playmaker. The 22-year-old only had 15 assists in 68 games.
Zach Werenski, CLM at BOS ($18): Werenski had a point in every game of the first round, including three points with the extra man. That comes after he had 15 power-play points this season. The Bruins had the 16th-ranked penalty kill, which at this point of the year qualifies this as a favorable matchup.
Miro Heiskanen, DAL at STL ($14): Heiskanen didn't register a point after the first game of the series against Nashville, but he stayed active. Over the next five games he notched 10 shots on net and blocked 13 shots as well. Jordan Binnington did see his GAA fall to 2.63 in the first-round series against the Jets, and he is still something of an unproven commodity. That's enough to take a shot on the promising young Finnish defenseman.
Torey Krug, BOS vs. CLM ($21): The power play is the name of the game for Krug. A whopping 30 of his 53 points came with the extra man. That could be a problem here, though, as the Blue Jackets had the second-ranked penalty kill this year.
Alex Pietrangelo, STL vs. DAL ($20): Pietrangelo has been good recently, even if he does have zero goals in his last 15 games. However, there is still reason for skepticism here given the matchup. After all, Bishop did have a 1.98 GAA and .934 save percentage.


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Monday, March 19, 2012
She Sparkles, Self Discipline, and the Blessings of Ergonomics
D - "Devote yourself to prayer, being watchful and thankful." Colossians 4:2
E - "Every good and perfect gift is from above." James 1:17
F - "For God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, love, and of self-discipline." 2 Timothy 1:7
The F verse really hit home for me. I've been way too timid lately with my writing, and well, with a lot of different things in life. I need to remember God is with me, his love can shine through me, and he can give me the ability to have self-discipline in all things.
I gave up caffeine a while back, but gluttony has been too close of a companion for far too long. If I kicked the caffeine habit and suffered through all the pain of that, I can kick the gluttonous lazy girl syndrome. I'm not talking about 2 pounds here, I'm talking about 30 . . .and a left foot that won't heal up until I lose that weight. It's time to be serious and self-disciplined.
And now onto The Blessings of Ergonomics. I've been having pain in my right wrist and arm lately after I've been typing. My super sweet, wonderful husband bought me this perfect, unexpected present on Saturday:
Now, the only pain I need to feel each day is from those leg lifts I really need to do.
I will defeat the pear shape!
Do you have any issues with timidity or self-discipline? If so, how do you deal with it?
Oh, and Guess What?! Karen Lange is celebrating her blogaversary with chocolate! Go to her blog, Write Now for details! Happy Blogaverary Karen!!!!
18 comments:
- Tara Tyler said...
love the alpha verses! that couldve been your a-z theme too!
and i wear a wrist brace when i type, carpal tunnel syndrome is close i fear!
- March 19, 2012 at 7:43 AM
- Alex J. Cavanaugh said...
Like your new keyboard! Yes, the Timothy verse is powerful. We forget we were created for awesomeness.
- March 19, 2012 at 7:55 AM
- Karen Lange said...
I do battle timidity and a lack of self discipline at times. I confess to be a work in progress, and so I appreciate you sharing your thoughts. These are wonderful scriptures to meditate on, thank you!
Thanks also for the blogoversary shout out! Looking forward to sharing a little chocolate with the giveaway. :) I invite everyone to stop by and enter the giveaway!
- March 19, 2012 at 7:55 AM
- L.G.Smith said...
I'm not so much timid as I am lacking in confidence sometimes. And self-discipline is something I constantly try to improve. Kind of losing that battle. :)
And JFYI, my husband went on a vegan diet -- only fruits and vegetables, pasta and rice -- and has lost over twenty pounds in six weeks. Disgusting, I know. :P
- March 19, 2012 at 10:57 AM
- Emily R. King said...
I gave up caffeine, too. I only miss it in the mornings. :)
I am envying your keyboard. And no, I won't repent for it later. Ha!
- March 19, 2012 at 11:41 AM
- The Golden Eagle said...
That looks like a nice keyboard!
Lately, self-discipline has been a problem. Time for me to stop sitting around and start moving again . . .
- March 19, 2012 at 12:30 PM
- Alleged Author said...
I have issues with self-discipline regarding food as well! I love food so much. Boooo!
- March 19, 2012 at 12:35 PM
- Lynda R Young said...
Yep, self-discipline is a tough one for me. I allow too many distractions and I eat too much chocolate. I love those verses you listed. They are some of my favourites.
- March 19, 2012 at 2:32 PM
- Tyrean Martinson said...
Thanks! I wish I could take credit for those verses, but I picked them up at She Sparkles. I have a theme for A to Z, but not all the posts are "fully realized" yet . . .I hope your wrist feels better.
- March 19, 2012 at 2:43 PM
- Tyrean Martinson said...
THanks! and I agree, we often forget we were created for awesomeness!
- March 19, 2012 at 2:43 PM
- Tyrean Martinson said...
It's nice to know I'm not the only one with self-discipline issues. I appreciate your thoughts too. Blessings!
- March 19, 2012 at 2:44 PM
- Tyrean Martinson said...
Glad to know I'm not alone on the self-discipline issue - and I think my timidity is more of a confidence thing too. Congrats to your husband!!! I actually have so many food allergies that I can't go vegan . . weird, hunh.
- March 19, 2012 at 2:46 PM
- Tyrean Martinson said...
Envy away . . .LOL. Seriously, it's a worthwile investment for the wrists.
- March 19, 2012 at 2:46 PM
- Tyrean Martinson said...
Spring seems like a good time to put some spring into our steps!
- March 19, 2012 at 2:47 PM
- Tyrean Martinson said...
LOL . . .I know how you feel.
- March 19, 2012 at 2:48 PM
- Tyrean Martinson said...
Chocolate . . . wait, what was that? Oh yeah, distractions.
I can't take credit for the verse choices - they came from She Sparkles.
- March 19, 2012 at 2:48 PM
- Angie said...
Love those scriptures! That's the same keyboard I am typing on right now. Love it! I'm glad you can type without pain. Good luck with the weight loss and getting the foot to heal.
- March 19, 2012 at 3:07 PM
- Tyrean Martinson said...
Angie - awesome keyboard, right! Thanks!!!
- March 19, 2012 at 8:01 PM


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