Thoughts on The Biggest Loser Episode 9 Finale…
Do you believe I’m still thinking about the finale of The Biggest Loser? Well, I am. I’m thinking about it because I’m a little upset
Do you believe I’m still thinking about the finale of The Biggest Loser? Well, I am. I’m thinking about it because I’m a little upset
From the outside looking in, I felt that Britney Spears had everything – fame, fortune, boyfriends and people who cared about her. But after reading, “Britney Spears Little Lost Girl,” by Christopher Heard, I learned that life for Britney was harder than it looked.
I was interested in reading this book because my daughter had all of her albums and was engrossed with everything that she did. Britney Spears had a scavenger hunt in New York City and my daughter got to the first location first thing in the morning. (It took her an hour to get into New York City from our Long Island home.)
As much as we read reports that the economy is slowing bouncing back and unemployment rates are on the decline, in reality we have a long ways to go. This past year I consider myself one of the lucky ones. Why? Because I didn’t lose my job. I know far too many friends and business contacts who have had the unfortunate reality of being left jobless at the end of the day. And much to their dismay, still remain jobless today. If anything, it just makes me feel even more blessed to be a part of the HJMT team.
The other day, I ran around with my kids. I wasn’t running errands. And I wasn’t driving them from activity to activity. I was actually
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