What I Learned From 2008 – Sara Hutchinson

Robert Hruzek on Jan 17th 2009 at 3:00 pm Guest Post,What I Learned From...

What I Learned From 2008 – Sara Hutchinson

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Guest post by Sara Hutchison who writes over at Unblocked

January Mornings are not for me

July Get comfy

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Divorced mother of two, originally from a small farming community, college educated, moderately creative, love reading, music, dogs, water, games, and outdoor activities. Occasionally have great bursts of energy & feelings of accomplishment. Mostly I feel like I’m hanging on by my fingertips! I have a special someone who makes my heart smile.

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# J.D. Meieron Jan 18th 2009 at 4:24 am
Mornings are Not For Me was my favorite.
> I am aware that as I age, these losses will become more frequent and more painful.
That’s an interesting line that invokes some deep thinking.
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