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Ghandi was a great man and walked everywhere he went so the skin on his feet became very cracked and hard, and due to continual hunger strikes was fraile but maintained his amazing almost supernatural gifts of peace and understanding, but again due to his eating habbits his breath was horrible. So Ghandi was a...

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I am proud to say I am a Mother, a Daughter, a Student, an Employee, a Minister, a Healer, a Poet, a Cynic, an Activist, and many more things that change on a moment-by-moment basis. I live in constant amazement of this adventure we call life, and acknowledges that while the road may be bumpy, the ride is exciting. I graduated from the Registered Nurse program at Alpena Community College in May 2004. In August 2010 I received my BSN and the, ever the glutton for punishment I went back to school and obtained my MBA with a specialization in Healthcare Administration in May 2012. I am contemplating going on for my PhD APRN. If I decide to do that... SHOOT ME! I am a manager for a not for profit hospice agency based in Michigan, but the position allows me to work remotely so I may be traveling a lot over the next few years. I battled and defeated breast cancer and now I am living life to the fullest!

Monday, May 09, 2005

The Kid and I

Paul is downstate visiting his mending mom for the week, I am off work secondary to a sparkling case of shingles, so, it's just the kid and I til late Friday. I'm looking forward to it. We have some interesting conversations; like tonight over pizza...

"So, Mom, when you write something directly out of a book, that's copywriting, right?"
"Um, not exactly, that would be plagerism"
"But you copy it and write it, right."
"Well, right."

So, we discussed plagerism, what it was, when using someone elses words verbatim is acceptable and how to give the original writer credit. I bit more advanced then his 4th grade mind needed, but he got it, (I think)

We tried to call Denise, but no answer. She would be able to explain plagerism much better than I. Some day I will spark that conversation.

Tuesday, May 03, 2005

A walk in the old 'hood

Last time I was in Royal Oak I got to experience a rare event; my brother and I got to talk. Just talk. His wife and child were gone for the night and we got to be brother and sister again, just us. We took a virtual walk down our childhood block and remembered all the people that lived there and shared little stories about them. It was such a delightful conversation, we were gabbing until almost midnight and didn't realize the time. I wish I lived closer to my brother. I miss these sibling chats.