
For
anyone has been in love or in a relationship at some
point in their life, this book is for you! As a special
Valentine's Day Treat, this week's featured, best-selling
author, Alexandra Stoddard will chat's with us (Thursday
at 2pm CST) about her new book,
Happiness
for Two.
Click
here to listen LIVE on Thursday!
We
have 3 call-in spots available for listeners who would
like to talk with Alexandra or who have a question!
Contact me at Beth@RestoringEssence.com to reserve
your spot and I'll send you the call in information.
Through
understanding, kindness, patience, love, compassion
and empathy we can
each set a good example for each other. In her new
book, Alexandra Stoddrd writes,
"...that
if we are frustrated, discouraged, angry, or feel
sorry for ourselves in any way, this is just the indication
that we have more work to do on our own character.
No one else can do this inner work for us."
Here
are some of the essays from Alexandra's book that
we'll discuss Thursday at 2pm CST on our radio show,
Conversations with Beth and Dan:
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Treat
Each Encounter Like It Could Be The Last
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Go
on Vacations Alone, Together
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Together, Explore Your Spirituality
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Write Each Others New Years Resolutions
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Begin Each Encounter With a Smile
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Encourage Adventures
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Dont Discuss Weight
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Never Pick a Fight
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Grumpiness Is Contagious
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Live a Little!
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Your
Happiness Is Up to You
This
month, in honor of Valentine's Day, our FHI Online Magazine
writer, Sarah Schaffner writes a note to our "Husband"
about Valentine's Day Ideas! (Sarah is a freelance writer,
MFA, based out of Baltimore, MD. While humorous essays
are one of her specialties, she also writes feature
length films and contributes to national pet and lifestyle
magazines.)
Dear Husband,
As
you may have surmised by the sudden explosion of pink
and red paraphernalia in the windows of most every store
youve passed recently, its Valentines
Day again. I realize that this holiday (yes, its
a real holiday. Yes, it comes every year) embodies everything
that at once alarms and appalls you; i.e., stuffed teddy
bears, puppies, cows, pigs and various other creatures
holding enlarged plastic hearts, things covered in bows
and ribbons and glitter, verbalizing your emotions,
the color pink. And while I dont need a plush
frog holding a bag of M&Ms to be reassured of your
love (although does one ever need an excuse for M&Ms?),
Valentines Day can be an opportunity to show your
loved one, with only a small gesture, just how much
you care.
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Chicagoans,
take note!
Listen
to your heart and attend the Sister To Sister Foundations
National Womans Heart Day Health Fair on Wednesday,
February 20th from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Chicago's Merchandise
Mart. All attendees will receive a free heart
screening and tons of helpful info. For more information
on this life-saving event, please visit sistertosister.org.
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