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Gail Mader wrote a new post
Keep WalkingRecently my husband and I visited Scotland. We did the Johnnie Walker Experience, where the icon of scotch whisky introduces you to the various regions of the nation and gives a history of this global brand. T…
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Sunday NumbersSince the beginning of our test, Elinor and I have been meeting up at the dojo on Sunday mornings to get extra numbers in. We normally focus on sparring since we both know how easy it is to get behind on rounds,…
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Awards BanquetOn Sunday, our dojo held an Awards banquet. We’ve spent the last few weeks planning it: seating, tickets, nominations. It was fun getting to see which students people nominated. It was very hard to pick who I t…
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18th BirthdayI am officially 18 years old! I celebrated my birthday this past Sunday with my family and it was very fun. My mom made chocolate chip waffles for breakfast and I opened some gifts. After that my sister and I went…
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Wow! Happy birthday. Welcome to being an adult. It sounds like a fantastic birthday. Congratulations on finishing the black belt challenge. You should be very proud of yourself. The black belt challenge is a humongous accomplishment and achievement. I am so happy for you. Every thing you have done has prepared you and gotten you ready. I will be there for your final test cheering you on.
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CPR classJust a few weeks ago, our dojo had a CPR/AED first aid class. It was awesome! It covered CPR, Stop the Bleed, responding to choking incidents, recognizing heat-related symptoms, and more. Learning about the human…
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I hope you had a fantastic vacation in Scotland. The challenge is designed to be difficult. If it was easy everyone would do it. I tried to do a little bit every day. Little steps add up to be big steps over time. Look at where you started and where you are at now. This is your challenge so go at your pace that allows you to finish the challenge in a year.