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Journal Entry Oct 5, 2002

ByClara 2002-10-052020-12-14

Hypnosis is a fascinating ability. Tonight I went to see “Dream with Dean” the show was amazing. I have also read that hypnosis is also very therapeutic for things like stopping smoking and losing weight.

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The Future

ByClara 2009-10-222025-04-26

Last weekend I received my LSAT score back and it was not what I had expected. It got me thinking about what I really like doing and to a greater extent what I want to do. Lately I have been obsessed with words of the day on various online dictionaries and one of my favourites…

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My Messed Up Canada Day Roadtrip

ByClara 2017-07-102024-03-10

I was off the Friday before Canada Day and had Physio and a call for the pre-op to fix my pinky finger. I came up with a plan to take a spontaneous road trip to Ottawa. My surgery is concerning the possible side effects. I was pretty devastated after the call with my anxiety. Since…

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This Kid’s a Text Maniac – New York Post

ByClara 2009-01-132025-04-26

THIS KID’S A TEXT MANIAC – New York Post. Now I had seen this posted on Shocking News on Yahoo! News and tracked it back to this New York Post article. Now in my past experiences in the wireless industry leaves me seeing this as not a “shocker” I have personally dealt with accounts that…

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MU without the MU or the Greek

ByClara 2009-11-052025-04-26

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Election season again, count me out!

ByClara 2008-08-252020-12-28

So once again we are in the pending situation for an election in October, the question to ask is why? The governing conservatives haven’t even had a chance for their national meeting in November to develop a new policy document to drive the platform from. So they will be forced by the party to develop…

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Mahatma Gandhi

ByClara 2001-05-292021-01-30

Mahatma Gandhi was born on October 2nd, 1869, in the Kathiawar Peninsula. He was born into the second lowest Hindu caste, the Vaisya. Gandhi’s father and grandfather had prime ministers of their principalities, which made their family although lower in class very prominent and well-respected. He was expected to follow his family tradition of public service;…

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