#Formica July 30
In the 1950’s and 1960’s American kitchens included a lot of FORMICA. FORMICA was originally developed as an industrial material. It was first developed in 1913 to replace the mica mineral used in electrical...
In the 1950’s and 1960’s American kitchens included a lot of FORMICA. FORMICA was originally developed as an industrial material. It was first developed in 1913 to replace the mica mineral used in electrical...
Today begins a new 30 Day #Coach4adayChallenge. For July the challenge is about HISTORY. The challenge for July is really simple. Think about some fact about HISTORY that you find interesting and want to...
Today’s post is a RECAP of the #Coach4adayChallenge for June. This month it was to share daily a “Happy Place” from your life. I want to first say thanks to Jeff Neelon, Robin Langley,...
STRUCTURE can be physical place but it also can be a concept or model on how to live your life. As part of the #Coach4aday Challenge for June many of us are sharing happy...
Sitting at a DESK makes me happy. I am not siting there all day, just for the first hour of my day. I review my daily planner, do my morning devotion, craft a handwritten...
Places in my PAST have brought me joy and happiness. The Coach4adayChallenge for June is really simple. Think about a place daily that makes you happy. That list includes a number of PAST locations that I...
Being alone in a GYM can be a “happy place” if you have a goal and basketball. It can be happier with a crowd. Our lives sometimes get broken into different chapters. From the...
Being on a GOLF Course makes me happy. Being there with friends makes me even happier. The Coach4adayChallenge for June is really simple. Think about a PLACE daily that makes you happy. In my...
Today we begin a new COACH4ADAY 30 Day Challenge. Hope you might consider joining in. The challenge for June is really simple. Think about a PLACE daily that makes you happy. It would be...
Today’s post is a RECAP of the #Coach4adayChallenge for May. This month it was to share “Life Lessons” you had learned from others. I want to first say thanks to Jeff Neelon for his...
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