Tag Archive: Inner Visions

Aug 25

The Miracle of Serenity

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August 25, 2011

I’ve been a L’il Miss Crabby-Pants lately. It’s not a mindset I enjoy, but sometimes when I get there I’m not sure how to find my way out the other side.

This morning I was looking online for a picture to illustrate a point I was making to a friend. I came across this image …

Tags: crabby, cranky, faith, hormones, Inner Visions, serenity

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Apr 25

The Miracle of the Mix Tape

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Miracles

by Leah Carey

April 25, 2011

Over the weekend I finished reading Jodi Picoult’s new book Sing You Home. I think it’s her best book since My Sister’s Keeper and I relished every page. Even the ones where I wanted to smack people who don’t actually exist except in her story.

On pages 135 and 136 (yes, I cared enough to …

Tags: 23rd Psalm, Barbra Streisand, Billy Joel, Bobby McFerrin, Close to Home, compilation, Cruisin', David Whyte, Diana Krall, Duets, Eminem, Falsettos, Goodnight My Angel, Gwyneth Paltrow, Huey Lewis, I Feel the Spirit, Inner Visions, Jodi Picoult, Like a Prayer, Lime in the Coconut, Lose Yourself, Madonna, mix tape, music, Narrow Daylight, Rent, Romeo & Juliet, Self-Portrait, Shakespearean sonnet, Shall I Compare Thee, Shirley Caesar, Sing You Home, Tango Maureen, The Girl in the Other Room, What More Can I Say

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Leah Carey is a transformational workshop leader, author, speaker, and life coach. She is also a journalist for a daily newspaper covering approximately 50 communities in northern New Hampshire and Vermont. Far from being born a natural optimist, Leah has spent time in the trenches. For over two decades she struggled with chronic depression, believing that no matter how hard she worked or how much she accomplished, she was never good enough and no one could ever understand.

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