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My husband has been telling me for years that if you do something for 21 days, you will change, start or break a habit. He's a manager at his job so he's always going to management seminars and taking mgmt. classes.
So I decided to look it up. Here's what I found out:
www.kalavati.org/change-of-habit.html
I can say that on Day 21 of painting everyday and taking a photo everyday (not to mention eating healthy and exercising) I am starting to look forward each day to all 4 things. I find myself thinking about what I want to photograph tomorrow or paint tomorrow or where I want to go exercise. Do I want to play the drums for a few hours or go take the dog for a 2 mile walk? I definitely can see a change happening.
I will revisit this issue on Day 40...changing a bad habit to a good one.
**Ironically enough, I could only find the number 21 to photograph on alcohol, lottery tickets and at the liquor store.
My aunt, Jeannette, and her husband, Charles are visiting from Pennslyvania. Charles is a baker and treated us to homemade buttermilk pancakes for dinner tonight. I had to get a picture of this gorgeous stack of pancakes!
Taken on 29 November 2014 in Netherlands near Macs-Day21 Rotterdam Port (Eemhaven, Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands) (20141129-DSC_9009)
Carl Sandburg College joined the National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3) on April 20 to host a National CTE Letter of Intent Signing Day ceremony to celebrate new students enrolling at Sandburg this year in career and technical education programs. The NC3 signing day recognizes and celebrates students and the dignity of work as they take the first step toward their education in CTE fields. In addition to committing to their career choice, students at the NC3 signing day ceremony interacted with representatives from local companies relevant to their programs. Participating in yesterday's event included Mariyah Maddox, Summer Pulse, Deven Bushong, Aaron Kelley, and Lucas Wilson.
STORY: bit.ly/3mHki5K
PHOTO GALLERY: link to Flickr (once pics uploaded)
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