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Lizzie62

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My Interests:
Angels, Weight loss, Family, Dreams, Astrology

My Favorite Books, Authors, Musicians, Movies, Preachers, TV shows, etc:
Lonesome Dove

Who Inspires Me:
myself as I am very loving person

My organizations and affiliations:
www.partylite.biz/lizraczek

What is your current spiritual mood?:
Happy

What's your spiritual type?:
Confident Believer - I have found the right path and am fully committed to it.

About Me

I have been married for 26yrs to a wonderful man and his name is Karl. We have three children together ages 26, 23, and 20. I am also a grandmother of two beautiful grandkids named Natalie age 4 and Aden age 3, I enjoy making friends and enjoying life to the fullest. I was diagnoised with Type 2 Diabetes back in May of 2007 and have lost over 56lbs and and learning to cope with this diease that so many are getting today.

I am also a candle consultant for Partylite Candles and enjoying doing that as I get to meet new people along the way which is a great way to enrich your life as a person.

ENJOY LIFE TO THE FULLEST CAUSE YOU WILL NEVER KNOW WHAT TOMORROW WILL BRING.....

My Basics

Location: Cedar Lake, Indiana, USA

Gender: Female

Occupation: Candle Consultant

Relationship Status: Married

Faiths: Pagan, Wicca

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MidnightEspressoBar

September 25, 2008 - 07:59 PM

Reaching Out In Our Insular World. Making New Friends. As we navigate our way through life and literally move through life, we sometimes lose touch with what it is like to have a sense of community. Back when we were children things were easier - like making friends. There was no worry about whether somebody liked you, it didn't matter, we accepted everybody for the way they were; there was never judgment, we didn't know any different. As adults, our brains sometimes get in the way in our decision making process of who we want in our sacred circle of friends, our community. Making new friends as an adult can be difficult. Some of us have had friends since elementary school, but as with a lot of things in life, we grow and move in different directions than our current friends, and that's ok, it is a part of life. But having friends and a sense of community is very important, we all need somebody we can count on, we all want to feel a safe place to land. If you would like to create community in your life, here are some suggestions. First you need to get out and about where you can actually meet people. Perhaps volunteering somewhere, accepting an invitation to a party that you might not have gone to, or maybe meeting the people in your neighborhood. In the 21st century you can meet people on-line in community groups. You may be surprised how many other people out there are looking for new friends too. Next you need to take action and invite people to be your friend. It may sound silly, but most people are very insecure and if nobody takes the lead you will be back where you started. So be brave and put yourself out there. Take this advice from Alfred Tennyson: "Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all." This could be applied to friendships as well. After you have established your new friendships it needs upkeep just like any other relationship. Nurture it, give and take equally, be respectful, let it blossom. "The glory of friendship is not the outstretched hand, nor the kindly smile...it's the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him with his friendship." - Ralph Waldo Emerson http://www.dailyom.com/articles/2004/291.html

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