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4Be(ing) Grateful: Day 112
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I’ve run two days in a row. I feel much better when I can move. It Band syndrome decided to rear its ugly head last week.
I also cleaned the apt and it feel good to accomplish something. Delayed rewards are the story of the academic life but accomplishment fuels me. And yes weekly apt cleaning is an accomplishment.
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cute cartoon and the link below about feeling sad and depressed #love #life
This was a great way to start my day.
Perspectives were decidedly flipped in Mexico on my Thanksgiving Yoga Retreat! It was such a blast, such an amazing group of people - I am beyond words Grateful!
This is a must see. Louie Schwartzberg’s Moving Art is truly amazing.
Silent gratitude isn’t much use to anyone. #gratitudecoin
G.B. Stern (via gaywrites)
Be Great for the Greater Good. a grateful day in History for Sports. #baseball
life:
History couldn’t have chosen a better athlete to break baseball’s color barrier than Jackie Robinson, whose blazing talent, regal dignity, and sheer guts served him well as he integrated America’s national pastime. He’s seen here, circa 1945.
Photos of a true game changer — Jackie Robinson: American Pioneer
woah ! big time #appreciation for NY Times cover story of the entrepreneurial generation
NY Times Sunday Review cover story on the entrepreneurial generation, Tumblr upper right
(Source: john)
Tumblr Numbrs: The Rapid Rise of Social Blogging
hey tumblrbot - thanks for being you. #gratitude
Neat! Thanks, Mash. :)
6 months ago - 2299
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appreciation 4 the moon & the pioneers that landed on it. 2day in history. #begreat #gratitude #tumblr
life:
On November 14, 1969, Apollo 12, the second manned mission to the moon lifts off.
Pictured: An Apollo 12 crew member (either Bean or Conrad) examines the camera attached to the unmanned Surveyor III spacecraft before taking it back to Earth for analysis. Surveyor III landed on the moon in 1967, and over the course of its own mission sent back to Earth more than 6,000 images of the lunar surface.
(see more — Apollo 12: There and Back Again)
