Comments on: Taking it Personally http://www.snakeskinjourney.com/?p=485 The journey is the destination. Sat, 04 Sep 2010 12:07:37 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Susan http://www.snakeskinjourney.com/?p=485&cpage=1#comment-6526 Susan Sat, 25 Apr 2009 23:58:57 +0000 http://www.snakeskinjourney.com/?p=485#comment-6526 "It means effort and willingness and tenacity and fortitude and strength and vision and also…this is the hard part…a commitment to process." Wendy, maybe we can figure this out together. I have plenty of grist for the mill. I'm intrigued by the term, 'commitment to process'. We could do that mountain walk or simply cut to the part at dusk per earlier comments. “It means effort and willingness and tenacity and fortitude and strength and vision and also…this is the hard part…a commitment to process.”

Wendy, maybe we can figure this out together. I have plenty of grist for the mill. I’m intrigued by the term, ‘commitment to process’.

We could do that mountain walk or simply cut to the part at dusk per earlier comments.

]]> By: Think You Can Do it Yourself? Think Again You Need a Trainer. « On the Water http://www.snakeskinjourney.com/?p=485&cpage=1#comment-6423 Think You Can Do it Yourself? Think Again You Need a Trainer. « On the Water Thu, 23 Apr 2009 18:05:05 +0000 http://www.snakeskinjourney.com/?p=485#comment-6423 On the day when a good friend wrote a post on making it happen and the pain one must endure, the New York Times published a solid article on the benefits of having a personal trainer... (go to: http://onthewater.wordpress.com to view this entire post) On the day when a good friend wrote a post on making it happen and the pain one must endure, the New York Times published a solid article on the benefits of having a personal trainer… (go to: http://onthewater.wordpress.com to view this entire post)

]]> By: Tim http://www.snakeskinjourney.com/?p=485&cpage=1#comment-6420 Tim Thu, 23 Apr 2009 17:47:39 +0000 http://www.snakeskinjourney.com/?p=485#comment-6420 Step one: Drink alcohol preferably at dusk outside. Thus the hurt subsides for just a moment. Step two: Stop drinking said alcohol before the hurt extends into the morning hours the next day. Step one: Drink alcohol preferably at dusk outside. Thus the hurt subsides for just a moment.

Step two: Stop drinking said alcohol before the hurt extends into the morning hours the next day.

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