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Each of us from birth has a fair chance at a happy successful life. Many times we look at our circumstances and wonder how we got in our mess in the first place. I spent many years angry at the hand I was dealt it wasn’t until many years later that I realized I was the one creating my own mess.  Our minds are very powerful, in one moment we can be on top of the world and the next moment down in the dumps.

It takes a willingness to dig deep inside yourself and see who you really are before you can do something about it. You hear a gabillion (I don’t think that is a word…) but my point is you hear a lot of success stories, a common theme among all those stories is that the person hit rock bottom before having a break through.

Matter of fact I hit rock bottom before I had a breakthrough… Although there is not a one size fits all solution for anyone my advice is every up and hit rock bottom and see what you are made of.  Its not until you have nothing left to lose that your mind will start finding solutions to your problems.

The most important factor to you having a successful and productive life is your belief in yourself. Maybe your situation sucks. That is okay you are no better or worse than millions of other people. The difference is you are looking for answers or really you wouldn’t be reading this blog.

The answer has always been in front of you, you just never looked hard enough. Spend some time in the mirror and really get disgusted with yourself. Decide right now that today is going to be different than yesterday.  Make that most important decision in your life to be what.

This Is A Fact

You are where you are today because you put yourself there, now its time to pick yourself up and get over it.. Get over your fear, just do it.. Because until you do, you will live in bondage… Life is hard , you have a short time on this earth make the best of it..

“I’d rather regret the things I’ve done than regret the things I haven’t done.”

-Lucille Ball
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I figure its that time of year again for reflecting and coming together with friends and family.

It is an accepted fact that the Christmas tree tradition is one that was
brought to the shores of America by German immigrants who continued a practice
that was popular in their former homeland. Today, a Christmas tree, even a
miniature one, is present in just about every home at Christmas. It is therefore
interesting to note some little-know facts about the Christmas Tree and other
traditions related to Christmas.
The first interesting fact is the source of real Christmas Trees for some
Americans. These can be bought at a Christmas Tree Farm or at many local stores
and other places of business in just about every town and city across the
country around Christmas time. But according to the National Christmas Tree
Association, Americans buy about 330,000 Christmas trees that are real through
e-commerce or from a catalogue and have them shipped by mail-order.
The scent of real Christmas trees is the reason they are so popular. But as they
stand silently in their decorative wonder, they also are providing another
benefit. The Christmas Tree Association says the amount of oxygen produced on a
daily basis by one acre of Christmas tree is enough to provide enough oxygen for
18 people. And during the first week, a Christmas Tree at home will use up to
one quart of water each day to help retain its longevity for the many days of
Christmas.
Since Christmas celebrations gained popularity in America, the Christmas Tree
has always been a big tradition. During the 1950s however, artificial Christmas
trees were not always green. It was very popular during those times to have
artificial trees with other colors such as silver, pink and aqua. The appeal in
having these colored Christmas trees may have been due to the fact that they
looked shiny and bright and appeared like tinsel instead of green foliage.
An important ceremony related to the Christmas tree that gains national
attention during the Christmas season is the lighting of the National Christmas
Tree at the White House. This tradition can be credited to President Calvin
Coolidge who lit the first decorated Christmas tree outside at the White House
in 1923.
The lighting of the National Christmas Tree has also been used to convey some
symbolic meaning not related to Christmas. It was not lighted until Dec. 22 in
1963 because of a national mourning period of 30 days for the assassination of
President Kennedy. And while Teddy Roosevelt was President he gave an order that
banned the Christmas tree from the White House, not for the assassination of
President McKinley in 1901, which caused him to become president, but for
reasons related to the environment.
Also of note is that when the National Christmas Tree was lighted on Dec. 13 in
1984, temperatures were in the 70s during an unusually warm December.
Christmas has been celebrated in the United States since the 1600s although it
wasn’t always very popular. It took more than two centuries into the mid-late
1860s for Christmas to become a popular holiday season all across America. So
maybe the rest of the country owes the holiday of Christmas Day to the state of
Alabama, which in 1836 became the first state to declare Dec. 25 a legal
holiday.
It is interesting to note that on Christmas Day of 1789 Congress was in session.
And to show how far ahead of the game Alabama was, it wasn’t until June 26, 1870
that the federal government declared Christmas as a federal holiday.
Although Christmas is based on the Christian religion, not all Christian groups
celebrate the season.

Among the Christian groups who do not celebrate Christmas
and related traditions such as sending greeting cards are Jehovah Witnesses.
Jehovah Witnesses and other non-participating Christian groups say Christmas
isn’t specifically mentioned in the Bible as a time or reason to celebrate and
since they strictly adhere to the word of the Bible, they refuse to celebrate
Christmas.

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