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Old 11-09-2011, 07:56 PM   #11
Paty
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Re: Recipe for disaster??

Dear Marcia,

I understand exactly what you mean. I think that it is always good to make a list of your priorities and try to eliminate from your life what it is really not that important. Exercising is always good, it keeps your energy and clears your mind. I tried to be very respectful with my time while I was working (was laid off last week), never put overtime and tried to give my time to what I love the most, my family. Now I am enjoying my free time and will not look for a job until next year, money is necessary, but it is not everything. Good luck and try not to get too overcommitted with life. Life is so fun if we can enjoy it in the simplest way.
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