To the seasons of life
Canadians should be: Tough on what could be “continued Vasseliseing”! Opinion.
Editor’s Note:
There is Merit in the problems and the solutions are in reach. No panic, application mutes action when settled. Always keep the conversation going and civil.
Need a dog, or a roof, can’t decide now. Here’s some help.
Be good to yourself, as well as kind…
Writing a Letter to Yourself (Commitments for Going Forward)
* Be Honest and Vulnerable:
* Acknowledge your current situation honestly. What are your struggles, fears, and joys?
* Express your deepest desires and longings. What truly matters to you?
* Set Clear Intentions:
* Define your goals, both big and small. Be specific and measurable.
* Example: “I will exercise for 30 minutes, 3 times a week.”
* Identify the steps you’ll take to achieve them.
* Embrace Self-Compassion:
* Acknowledge that setbacks are inevitable. Offer yourself encouragement and forgiveness.
* Remind yourself of your strengths and resilience.
* Focus on Self-Care:
* Prioritize activities that nourish your mind, body, and soul.
* Examples: Spending time in nature, reading, pursuing hobbies, spending time with loved ones.
* Express Gratitude:
* Reflect on your blessings and the people who support you.
* Review and Revise:
* Schedule regular check-ins with yourself (weekly, monthly) to review your progress, adjust your goals, and offer continued support.
Mitigating Expectations of Others
* Communicate Your Boundaries:
* Clearly and assertively express your limits and needs.
* Example: “I appreciate your enthusiasm, but I need some time to focus on my own priorities.”
* Practice Saying “No”:
* It’s okay to decline requests that don’t align with your goals or values.
* Focus on Your Own Definition of Success:
* Don’t let others’ expectations define your worth or dictate your path.
* Limit Social Comparison:
* Avoid comparing yourself to others. Focus on your own journey and progress.
* Surround Yourself with Supportive People:
* Cultivate relationships with people who uplift and encourage you.
Important Note:
* These tips are for guidance only. The most effective approach will vary depending on your individual needs and circumstances.
I hope these tips help you as you embark on this journey of self-discovery and growth!
Sure, here’s Love In The Afternoon on YouTube Music.
Get it in get it good get it glad.
The joy of skiing is back for BC, while just at bay extreme weather and dangerous temperatures are muted and we hope not just a window.
Happy first day of 2025.
To maximize enjoyment and safety while downhill skiing in British Columbia, consider these factors:
Timing:
* Shoulder Seasons (November/Early December & March/April):
* Pros: Fewer crowds, potentially better deals on accommodation and lift tickets, pleasant weather.
* Cons: Snow conditions may be less consistent, some lifts/terrain might be closed.
* Peak Season (December-February):
* Pros: Consistent snow, wide variety of open terrain, festive atmosphere.
* Cons: Higher prices, longer lift lines, more crowded slopes.
Location:
* Whistler Blackcomb: World-renowned, diverse terrain, excellent snow record.
* Revelstoke Mountain Resort: Massive vertical drop, challenging terrain, incredible powder.
* Kicking Horse Mountain Resort: Steep and challenging, unique terrain, stunning scenery.
* Sun Peaks Resort: Family-friendly, good value, variety of terrain.
* Smaller Resorts: Often offer a more relaxed atmosphere, shorter lift lines, and unique charm.
Safety:
* Take a lesson: Even experienced skiers can benefit from a refresher or learn new techniques.
* Rent appropriate equipment: Make sure your skis/snowboard and boots fit properly.
* Ski within your ability: Don’t attempt runs that are too difficult for you.
* Be aware of your surroundings: Look uphill before merging onto the run.
* Control your speed: Adjust your speed to match the conditions and other skiers.
* Stay hydrated and nourished: Bring snacks and water to avoid fatigue and dehydration.
* Wear a helmet: Helmets are essential for safety.
Practical Tips:
* Book accommodations and lift tickets in advance, especially during peak season.
* Check the snow report and weather forecast before you go.
* Pack layers of clothing to adjust to changing temperatures.
* Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and lip balm.
* Consider purchasing a season pass or multi-day lift ticket for significant savings.
* Take advantage of après-ski activities to relax and socialize.
By following these tips, you can enhance your enjoyment and ensure a safe and memorable downhill skiing experience in British Columbia.
Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only and should not be considered professional advice. Always prioritize safety and consult with qualified instructors or guides for specific situations.
Are you a good judge of character?
No, if you mean do I respond well to the poor character. Traps of engagement are a source of the aggravation of the soul that we suffer. Seemingly endless time talent and virtue is wasted in a well-meaning dance of passive argument. Then a posturing to defences involved in recruitment to less than acceptable character traits.
Like an evangelist preaching to the converted there’s a sense of it’s just my image of the character absolute that is a struggle for all.
Judge Character
Forget that. React where it’s your business and contracting in a way that protects you first. So as not to be in the position of dependency on a bad character or a person that you’re going to make a bad character be by being slothful.
Good luck
Comet on last leggs…
Near Altair in the constellation Aquila.
Visible with a naked eye or binoculars, will fade by the end of the month.
The future of the Arctic for sovereign shipping is a topic of significant interest, particularly as climate change continues to impact the region. Here are key points regarding this evolving landscape:
In conclusion, while the Arctic presents new horizons for sovereign shipping with reduced ice in summer, careful consideration and management will be essential to balance economic benefits with environmental protection and geopolitical stability.
February 19th 2025, zoom then ubcm sponsoring this work job on zoom dressing burnout flooring lines between personal and work life and numbers of things that are evident after the pandemic.
Comments with your views.
2024 CBC 26th annual Sixty three species noted, 27 people counted more than 5,000 birds, which is well above average according to the nicola naturalist Society. The Nicola Naturalist Society, was Incorporated after it began activities here in 2010. President Alan Burger has also been the president of BC nature more than once. There is […]
2024 bird count results from the Nicola naturalist Society Incorporated.
Editor’s Note: Data coming from the contributors of the CBC become part of the World Audubon Society’s database.
Photos are generic…
Be at Spirit square at 5:45 p.m. December 19th and 20th. Pay $5 for a seat on the city bus. Go on a tour of the lights for Christmas.
Call 778-661-0879 book a seat…
Hey Merit what do you say?
Kevin Griffiths
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