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Blogger Tribe (Public Tribe)

If you're interested in a community that values the bloggers and what they can contribute creatively/philosophically over their reach; this group is for you. Let's remember we all started from humble beginnings and there is certainly nothing wrong with a small reach if the impact is so great it resonates and inspires those around you.
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Only Hearts Can Build A Home

I've been meaning to update for a while but have always managed to put it off. Namely because I've been gone so long I really didn't know where to start and I wanted to...
10 years ago   Blog Content   Stats
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Silver Linings Playbook

Well, life hasn't slowed down since my last post but I'm hoping that will change after this month. I've decided to move from working 4 days a week, 10 hours a day to 5...
10 years ago   Blog Content   Stats
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Soul Crushing Defeat

As is typically the case, my personal life superseded the time I had to be online, let alone on my computer. In addition to work and school, we are also in the process...
10 years ago   Blog Content   Stats
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In Which I Argue Why I Need an iMac

Hi Kids, I'm alive. Barely. I started working on Monday and to say the least, it's kicking my ass... or it's kicked my ass. I'm not nearly as miserable or exhausted...
10 years ago   Blog Content   Stats
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Gamer's Choice Giveaway

Ever since I was younger, gaming has been a big part of my life. I started out with a Commodore 64 and then moved on to the Atari, followed by the Nintendo and Super...
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