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 As I drive along Highway 285, passing right by the exit for C-470, I am immediately enveloped by the rock faces on either side of my car.  My shoulders relax, dropping down away from my ears.  My breath grows slower, deeper as I enter Denver's foothills and say goodbye to the city, if only for an hour or two.&

How ironic that even in a recession many of us still live with affluence and find ourselves longing for less.  Often in a world full of endless opportunities we are searching for ways to cut back on activities, to create margins, to reduce stress and to simply be present to the moment.

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Three years ago, I accepted a new job in Denver.  Fantastic luck, my house sold quickly and the buyer wanted to move in within three weeks.  I zoomed up to Denver and bought a house that was vacant and available just as quickly.  Unfortuantely, the hosue was sold by an unscrupulous realtor who also owned it and was flipping it from a previous foreclosure.  I didn't know until after I closed and moved in that she had "remodeled" with substandard materials, unlicensed contractors, and very poor workmanship.

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A crisis or another form of intense "discomfort" is often the catalyst for  making changes in our lives, but that need not be the only time that we turn our attention towards simplifying our homes and work spaces.  Instead, we can choose to spend 10-15 minutes a day decluttering and organizing something in our homes, offices, or vehicles. These 15 minutes will equate to over 45 HOURS over the course of only 6 months!

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Note: This article has been reblogged with the permission of Corey Allen.  It was originally posted on his blog Simple Marriage.

Many times marriage, or any relationship for that matter, can be extremely complicated. Just when everything seems to be going so well, everything seems to go so wrong. Is it me? Is it them? Does marriage really have to be so difficult?

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If you are trying to "declutter" your home this New Year, here are some ideas for finding a suitable, loving home for items you are ready to part with:

 * Is there a museum that might be interested in your items?  Maybe you know an individual who collects what you are ready to part with.  Ask them if they would like your items. 

*  Check with a local university or library.  They might be interested in your items for one of their collections. 

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A few years ago I got a birthday card that I just loved. It talked about those three little words that every woman wants to hear, then inside the card it spelled them out: “You’re not fat.”