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TGIFYGDF…Thank Goodness It’s Feed Your Good Dog Friday!

December 31, 2010 by Rose Caplan

Wishing you many days of inspiration in the new year!

TAKE TIME OUT
By Laurie Sue Brockway and Victor Fuhrman

There are so many ways to find inspiration in daily life. It does not require a lot of money or time. The only requirement is to open your spiritual eyes and choose to see life, and life’s natural wonders, in a new light.

Here’s a list of ways to take time out and become inspired:

Watch the Sun Rise	Observe Birds in Flight
Words Can Make You Happy	Express Gratitude
Connect To Nature	Let the Children Play
Let Music Move You	Enjoy Hopeful Art
Pet A Furry Friend	Let Water Clear Your Mind
Have a Good Laugh	Smile Often
Soak Your Cares Away	Acts of Kindness
Light A Candle	Say I Love You
Remember Good Times	Open Your Heart
Let Good People and Places Abound	Dream About the Life You Desire
Make a Wish for World Peace

More specifically, you can take a few minutes just for you to click through this gallery for easy ways to observe nature, meditate, pray, clear your head, have a good laugh or simply relax.

Source:belief.net

And, remember…Feed Your Good Dog, so your good dog always wins!
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Wednesday Wide Smile

December 29, 2010 by Rose Caplan

Focused a little too long on trying to find the solution to a problem and getting nowhere?

Try to step away from the problem for a while and do something else and more than likely the answer will reveal itself. Do something that totally takes your mind off the issue. Take a walk, listen to music, or even work a puzzle. You’ll be amazed at how it helps.

Following is a jigsaw puzzle of Mona Lisa (after all it is Wednesday Wide Smile). Click on the arrow in the lower left hand corner of the picture and it will take you to jigzone.com. You can make the puzzle as easy or hard as you want. Enjoy!

And, remember…Feed Your Good Dog, so your good dog always wins!
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Monday Motivational Quote

December 27, 2010 by Rose Caplan

“My job, when it comes to free agency, trades, is not to pick players, but support the personnel department and the coaching staff. We have to have the financial resources to make things happen and that’s my job.”
~Arthur Blank

Source: Quotes Daddy

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Wednesday Wide Smile

December 22, 2010 by Rose Caplan

All Aboard! And, don’t forget to bring your dreams!

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Monday Motivatonal Quote

December 20, 2010 by Rose Caplan

Sometimes it is those few good moments that we find in challenging days for which we are the most thankful. ~The Feed Your Good Dog Council

FIND THE GOOD IN EACH DAY

Every day can’t be a good day.
But within each day—those
long twenty-four hours—there
are a few minutes or even
seconds when something good
or special happens.
Those moments are as powerful
as the frail flame of a candle
that can light an entire dark room.
—Judith Garrett Garrison and Scott Sheperd

TGIFYGDF…Thank Goodness It’s Feed Your Good Dog Friday!

December 17, 2010 by Rose Caplan

Y’ALL PUT SOME HEE HAW BACK IN YOUR HOLIDAYS!

billboard image of Country Christmas Carol production

This is the last weekend for Center Stage North’s production of A Country Christmas Carol!

Seasons greetings from Marley County, U.S.A., where folks don’t have a whole lot, but where everybody’s doing what they can to make the Christmas holiday crackle. Except for one mean and miserly old coot who somehow misses the whole point. Ring a bell? It’s Dickens’ classic, dusted off and gussied up in a new country-western musical version. A Country Christmas Carol is ideal family holiday fare—fresh, engaging, often hilarious, and genuinely moving. It’s a timeless tale of redemption and reunion, community and family, the kind of story that was made for country music. The score would make Patsy Cline proud, with show stopping ballads to snappy two-steps, sung by a feisty bunch who deal head-on with life’s joys and heartaches. All the characters are here—with some nifty variations: Banker Scrooge, the man with the worst case of Christmas blues ever; his secretary Bobbie Jo Cratchit, a young widow with two small children, Jane and Tim; his lovable ne’er-do-well nephew Dwight; Lavinia, a good-ol’-girl with big hair and an even bigger heart; plus some decidedly Country Christmas spirits. This is a down-home pleasure from start to finish. Source: Dramatic Publishing

A Country Christmas Carol is a musical based on a book by Ron Kaehler; music by Albert Evans; and, lyrics by Albert Evans and Ron Kaehler. The production is directed by Sarah Mitchell.

Performances are this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, December 17, 18 and 19.

Performance times are Friday at 8pm; Saturday at 2pm and 8pm and Sunday at 2pm. Tickets are $12 for all performances except Saturday’s 2pm performance. Tickets for the Saturday afternoon performance are $10 and benefit 11Q Research and Resource Group.

Reserve tickets at Center Stage North or by calling (770) 516-3330.

Performances are held at The Art Place Mountainview, 3330 Sandy Plains Road, Marietta, GA 30066.

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