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Author Archives: cordeliasmom2012
Customer [Dis]Service
It’s one for the books, alright. At least for someone’s book, maybe even for my book if I ever get around to writing it. In my job as a real estate paralegal, I try really hard to keep my clients … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Photography, That's Life
Tagged bank, call center, customer service, home ownership, lender, loan servicer, real estate, telephone
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“Living with where you are”
Originally posted on Out of the Rabbit Hole:
Self-compassion teaches us that we need to come to a place of acceptance with whatever we have been given in life. It is the hardest thing to tackle and embrace. We use…
Posted in Health, Re-Blogs, Relationships, That's Life
Tagged acceptance, chronic pain, disability, illness, vulnerability
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Don’t Fence Me In
“If all your little friends jumped off a bridge, would you jump, too?” That’s what my mother used to say when I complained that all my friends were going to [pick fun but very expensive attraction] or getting [pick hottest costly toy] or … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Photography, That's Life
Tagged autumn, blogging, Fall, family, leaves, motherhood
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