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Making Life a Success, One Crepe at a Time
Sara explains how her life has been a success and returns to Paris to meet with an old friend (no, it's not a crepe).
For some, life is defined by success: the high-paying job, the potential promotions, the nice car. For others, life is defined by a systematic order of doing things: find a spouse, buy a house, start a family. For me, the value of life lies in the relationships that I’ve built along the way.
I have friends that are preserved in my childhood. Friends that I used to play with in my family’s treehouse, that I celebrated my birthdays with by bobbing for apples, and that I starred in plays with bringing the whole mountain community of Idyllwild out to enjoy the performance. I moved away from that small town—so small that it didn’t even have a fast food restaurant ...Read More
I have friends that are preserved in my childhood. Friends that I used to play with in my family’s treehouse, that I celebrated my birthdays with by bobbing for apples, and that I starred in plays with bringing the whole mountain community of Idyllwild out to enjoy the performance. I moved away from that small town—so small that it didn’t even have a fast food restaurant ...Read More
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Broken Down in SpainThe thought of owning a car is pure luxury when the screws come off Sara and David's scooter. |
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The Health Benefits of SingingLearn how singing can boost a number of things in your life, including your marriage. |
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