Tag Archive: smile

Feb 18

A little Extra

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February 18, 2013

Today I had one of those lovely little moments that makes me smile for a couple hours afterward. I was third in line to check out at RiteAid. A woman joined the line behind me, and then a moment later stepped up to the racks of candy under the counter. She pulled out a pack …

Tags: joy, smile, stranger

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Dec 11

The guardian of the Golden Gate Bridge

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inspiration, Miracles

by Leah Carey

December 11, 2012

I have just seen an angel on earth – a miracle given to all of us to help us see our own humanity. His name is Kevin Briggs and he’s known as the “Guardian of the Golden Gate Bridge.” Over the past 20 years, he has talked hundreds of people down from the edge.

I …

Tags: Golden Gate Bridge, kindness, logos, Officer Kevin Briggs, San Francisco, smile, suicide

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Nov 21

Boundless energy

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Guest Post, Miracles

by Leah Carey

November 21, 2012

Oh how I understand this guest miracle! Having a partner in crime for exercising definitely is a miracle! 🙂

Exercise has always helped me keep a positive attitude and fend off depression, so you’d think I would love to do it. Wrong. I could always find good excuses not to exercise or take …

Tags: Christine Nelson, dog, energy, exercise, puppy, smile, walking

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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.