Podcasts about eyore

This week, the girls catch up in person! Rochelle is finally back from her adventures at Disneyland with her grandchildren. She had the best time and even got to meet WInnie the Pooh, Tigger and Eyore! You'll love hearing the stories of how she took pictures with her 100 Acre Wood quilt. They also talk about their friend, Melissa who owns the Osage Hills Retreat Center in Skiatook, Oklahoma. She had some devestating news to share this week and it's a great opporutnity for our quilting community to lift her up in prayer and support.If you would like to send Melissa a card, you can send it to: Melissa Struttmann, 4800 W Munson Rd, Skiatook, OK 74070You can also support Melissa by purchasing one of her quilt patterns: osagehillsretreat.comSend us a textFollow Leslie on Instagram at @leslie_quilts and Rochelle at @doughnutwarrior

If a person dwells on negative things they might be called a Debbie downer. Or maybe somebody would call them an Eyore. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/peace-devotions/support

On the 284th episode of the Underdog Sports NBA show, Zandrick and Tyler discuss a wild and crazy first round of the NBA playoffs! They begin in the western conference and talk about both the Timberwolves/Suns series and the Lakers/Nugget series to give Tyler a chance to yell about Anthony Edwards. They then discuss the Suns and Lakers futures before diving into the Clippers and Mavericks and what the Clippers should do with Kawhi Leonard. They then shift to the eastern conference and talk about the Celtics before closing on the incredibly interesting 76ers and Knicks series.

30% NFL players are flatliners / Conspiracy theories // Eyore donkey / Murder suspect in Car chase ends at Sky Zone // Last picture of my grand-dad / Picking up tickets at the track /// Crew is 2nd generation...except Crozier (He is descendant of George Washington and General George Patton) Houdini's gold watch 

Is a joy-filled life possible for even an Eyore? Are some people just born happy? Authors Marcus Warner and Chris Coursey have done research on the brain, and have found that we can build habits in our lives that fill us with greater joy and satisfaction! Ken and Deb visit with Marcus Warner about those habits and some practical exercises and tools that you can start putting into practice today!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CONTENT WARNING: SUICIDE Grandma & Alexa of Wonder Lounge. The Cathedral of Celetial Mathchik(?) Burnt Soup. Mischevia. Orphaner.  The Flipside energy well. Womens issues. Is black; is white: sham-on. Eyore's Birthday in high school. Brown Eye Community. Floodside. Xeno's fortunes. A matriarch society. Xeno's revisionist history.  Sparky welcomes us to Camp Camp. The Pecan Grove Playa. St. Tiki & The Pyropolis Fire Department. Recreation Plantation.  Pretty much identical. Town Hall meeting. Austin artistic reconstruction. DPW vs Shaven Apes. The Town Hall's 3-dot system. Go to Church NIght. Tertiary fire career. Safetyside.    Accept the radical(s).    MUSIC: That Damned Band, "Trainwrekk't" https://thatdamnedband.com

Hello from the Classic Children's Story podcast. We bring you narrations of classic children's stories of all kinds to keep your young ones entertained, read by a professional voice actress.The themes range from animal stories to stories that teach, to classic favourites like Tom Thumb, Red Riding Hood and more. Here are more adventures with Winnie the Pooh today. Eeyore the donkey loses something very, very valuable and it's up to Pooh to find it. Will he succeed? Have a listen and find out! So cuddle up to your little ones, settle in, have a listen and enjoy. Visit us on Instagram at “podcastsbystefania”. If you'd like to help support our work, & buy us a yummy coffee or a cuppa, please pop over to https://www.ko-fi.com/happythoughts, we've got some thoughtful rewards for our supporters.You'll also find a lot of positive-thinking inspirational messages, videos and artwork. Become a “Classic Children's Story Podcast” level member and you'll receive the above-mentioned goodies, as well shout outs on the podcast, and access to any exclusive members-only story podcast episodes. We've started loading up some new stories and there's even a video of a children's song. Find out more at: https://ko-fi.com/happythoughts/tiers Visit us at, https://www.ko-fi.com/happythoughts !

What does spiritual leadership look like practically in real-life? Do you have the right expectations for yourself when it comes to leading your family well?Questions for your meet-up group:How would you define “spiritual leadership?” Would you consider yourself a spiritual leader? Why or why not? Are there certain areas of your life where you're more prone to “selfish ambition?Would you say you have a “right view” of yourself? Do you tend to have a puffed up view of yourself, Or do you tend to have more Eyore syndrome and see yourself too “low” or less-than?What does 'meekness' or 'power under control' look like as a husband and father?If you acted like today was your wife's birthday, what would you do differently?What does it mean to have an attitude like Christ when it comes to you as a father and husband?How does the character of Jesus change the way you serve your family? Does it change the way you think about equality of fairness within your marriage and home?Find a Dad Tired community near you: https://www.dadtired.com/meetup.htmlJoin the online Dad Tired community: https://connect.dadtired.comDo you believe in the Dad Tired ministry? Partner with us here: https://www.dadtired.com/give.html

Soggy Wonder Bread? The Eyore of K-dramas? A poignant look at middle class disappointment and the formation of unlikely soulmates? My Mister has been one of the most requested dramas here at Afternoona Delight. While we might not all have loved this popular 2018 drama, we universally agree that Lee Sun-kyun and IU acted their socks off. And the Maxim Coffee Company sure got their money back on all the product placement. But was it ultimately depressing or healing? See where you line up with our perspectives.Kpop Rec of Week: "HOT" by SeventeenAre your family and friends sick of you talking about K-drama? We get it...and have an answer. Join our AfterNoona Delight Patreon and find community among folks who get your obsession. And check out www.afternoonadelight.com for more episode, book recs and social media goodness.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Do you know anyone suffering from depression or just sad thoughts? If so, this would be an excellent podcast to listen to. If not, it's still a fun little story. LISTEN IN!

Memories aren't the full story for anyone. They are more of a highlight reel of our lives. This is probably why four people will never remember a shared event in exactly the same way. If at all. What we remember is more a matter of perspective about an event. How important it was. Like a green stick fracture one summer that my mum and sister don't remember at all. Yet I clearly remember every pool, lake and sprinkler I had to stay clear of to keep the damn cast dry. No one even signed it. Not even my sister, who broke my wrist in the first place…. On the other hand, my own children have grown up and seem to remember a volume of events of which I have no recollection. I'm considering getting a tattoo of Eyore on my right forearm that says, “It's all my fault.” I figure that will cover most of the bases. Thanks to Scarborough Dude for permission to record this from Dicks and Janes Fall edition Continue reading →

Non Wels (You, Me, Empathy; Feely Human) and I navigate BIG feelings, jealousy, psilocybin journeys, DIY healing and art, limiting beliefs, self-harm and the belief that "I deserve to be in pain." We also discuss: perfectionism; BPD; the power of podcasts; shutting down in order to survive in our families growing up; reconnecting with our younger parts; being and Eyore; EMDR; mind-stories; unlearning; fear of joy; identifying emotions in the body; small talk; and SO much more. Learn more about Non. Recorded Sept 9, 2020 & Oct 8, 2021. Buy MERCH: www.kyeplant.bandcamp.com SUPPORT via PATREON: www.patreon.com/feelinweird DONATE via Paypal Instagram: @feelinweirdpod Web: www.feelinweird.com Email: feelinweird@gmail.com

How do others see you as a leader? Do they see you as more of a "little engine that thought he could", or an "Eyore." Eyore, that pessimistic donkey in the Winnie the Pooh cartoons once said, "thanks, but I'd rather stay an Eyore." In this week's podcast Bill and Ed discuss the concept of being a possibilist leader.  Author Rob Hoskins uses this term to define leaders that have several different characteristics in common.  Hoskins says, "This type of individual holds loosely the reality that both bad and better exist. It takes this kind of balanced leader – someone who recognizes both the good and the bad – to move a community forward and bring sustainable change to their world."In this episode Bill and Ed discuss how we as faith empowered workplace leaders should adopt a possibilist attitude concerning leadership.

No one has all of the answers when it comes to parenting, but we have had some incredible aha moments during Season 2 of The MomForce podcast. From design questions with Shea McGee, to life on the big screen with Melissa Joan Hart. We are excited to share some of our favorite words of wisdom from our guests this past season.  Kendra Adachi @thelazygenius  “Our culture is obsessed with being real, but we've been using the wrong measuring stick. Usually when people say, oh, you're so real, it's when I am showing the messy parts of my life. You know, that I yelled at a kid or that my house is a mess or that I burned food or something like that. Because we all relate to that. And so those things are important because they're part of life. But I think there has been a bit of an idolization of not caring that unless you are sort of a mess, you're not being vulnerable. You're not actually being real. If you are showered and you have on a bold lip and you got stuff done today and you tell people that, well, then you're just fake. But both things are real and both things exist in the same person often. We don't need to conflate messiness and vulnerability or cleanliness or orderliness or whatever it is. That separates us from each other.” Gretchen Rubin @gretchenrubin  Research shows and I think common experience confirms that about 50% of happiness is hardwired. Some people are Tiggers and some people are Eyores and that's pretty much hardwired. Then like 10% to 20% is life circumstances, like age, health, wealth, occupation, and marital status. And then all the rest is very much a function of both conscious thoughts and actions. And a lot of times when I hear parents saying to me, like I wanted to help my child be happier when I talked to them, what I realized is you're an eight on the one to 10 scale. You're a Tigger. And you got a kid who's a five on the one to 10 scale. They're an Eyore. And you're not going to turn them into an eight. They are who they are. It's like, you get what you get and you don't get upset.” LaNesha Tabb @apron_education  "My number one tip for teaching children about diversity is - stop being weird about it. It's totally okay to notice differences and appreciate them. That would look like if your child notices the color of someone's skin or that their hair is different. Don't shush them, lean into it and say, their skin looks that way because they have a different amount of melanin or people have different kinds of hair and that's okay. So the more you aren't weird about it as a parent, the more your children will learn to be open and accepting." Jennifer Borget @jenniferborget  “I think with social media, we have this expectation that all of your work needs to be on display. You know, if you do the work, we want receipts, but that doesn't need to be the case. I think a lot of the work is a personal thing and it's a lifelong thing.”  Renae Ingles @renaeingles  “If you are a parent and you are sitting in that room and you have just received an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis, it is not doomsday. I know that it feels like it right now, but it's not, I am two years into this autism journey and it is a tough, wonderful roller coaster that has so many more rewards than you could ever imagine.”  Lisa Clark @yourfunnyvalentine  “I choked up when we were filming and I said the line, “My family life is insane and I want to hold onto every single freaking stupid, stressful, beautiful moment”. Because you really want to imprint those moments on your heart forever.”  Melissa Joan Hart @melissajoanhart  “I actually got really great advice. When my 14 year old was entering sixth grade, we were having so much trouble getting him to do his homework and we went to see a family therapist who gave us some really great advice. She said, he is going through a time right now where he doesn't know if he's a little boy or a big boy and he doesn't know what he wants to be. So it is your job to just treat him like a little boy, you should not be treating him like he's an 18 year old or even a 16 year old. You treat him like he's your little baby boy. And ever since I did that, it really changed our dynamic.” Andrea Hanneman @earthyandy  "The most common misconception about plant-based eating would be that you need to change your social life. When I first changed, I kept it a secret. What I learned is that no one really cares what you're eating. You can choose to eat fried chicken, and I might choose to eat an apple. At the end of the day, no one really cares.”  Jennifer Anderson @kidseatincolor  “You're gonna be thinking, “oh my gosh, they're going to die because they only have two bites of food!”. We have to take a step back and think, you know what? It's not our job to be in charge of the size or shape of our child. It's not our job to get them to swallow certain foods. It's our job to put the food on the table, to provide a consistent meal routine for them, to sit with them and to provide a calm eating environment.” Shea McGee @studiomcgee “I always have had a pretty easy time listening to my heart and knowing if I don't feel good about something. Every time I didn't listen to that, something would go wrong. I would take on a client that I feel like, oh, I'm not sure if this is going to be a good fit, then I find out it's not going to be a good fit or every time I think, maybe my kid isn't ready for this activity and I do it anyway -then I find out why. I think that the same goes for design. If I'm not feeling good about something or I'm not head over heels for something. I don't buy it. Don't buy something just because the internet tells you that you should. I say wait, take a second. I think it's a skill that you develop over time. Syd and I have gotten better at trusting our gut over the years.”  Jamie Kern Lima @jamiekernlima “I asked Meg Whitman, have you ever worried about body stuff? Does that affect you at all? And there was a long pause and then she just looked at me and said no. She goes, no, something has to give. She said, I have really focused on raising my kids and building my career. So my house does not look the way Martha Stewart's might. And I just don't worry about body image issues. It hit me for a minute and there's a famous quote that, anything we spend time on comes at the price of something else. Anything, and that's true of our time or our energy. And it hit me that, Oh my goodness, how many minutes slash hours slash days slash years of my life, have I wasted worrying about things that don't serve me or the world. Like when I think about ridiculous things. Like what size I fit into, or what diet I'm going to try, or how I don't want to go to a high school reunion because I don't fit into anything. Just little thoughts like that, that we have. And what a waste of time they are. Imagine balling up all of that time together. It was a huge aha moment for me. I really encourage everyone to do an inventory of the way we use our thoughts and our energy, because it's often in a way that doesn't serve us.” Listen to the full MomForce Podcast episode for more tips from our incredible Season 2 guests and get ready for Season 3 kicking off September 2021! 

“It's never going to work out. I have failed so many times.” It's February 2017. I have just opened, a couple months ago, a restaurant in Chandler Arizona. The first restaurant was doing pretty okay, self-managed, I thought okay - it's time to open a second gluten free-paleo restaurant down here. Except, it was the worst idea ever. Just a couple months into opening, people weren't coming. I am on a 10 year lease, and I am very, very scared. A typical day in my life looks like this: I'm at the new restaurant, keeping myself busy. The customers aren't coming. Some days we have $150 in sales. Our rent is $8000, month, i have to pay the suppliers, food that's going bad, all kinds of constant repairs, my staff, utilities, and an endless list of other bills. Our losses every month are more than $10,000. A typical day… I am walking into a restaurant for the brunch opening. I am feeling anxious, often shaking. But I am smiling. I don't want my employees to know just how I feel. I am hoping for a miracle. Customers will start showing up. But deep down I fear the worst. Everyone who comes in seems to be put off by our high prices. And I am stuck, not knowing what to do about it. More than anything, I am committed to healthy eating and the quality of the food. We fry in 100% cold-pressed avocado oil, cook with organic ingredients, and our waffles are made of cashews instead of wheat flour. We are leaking money by the buckets, but the guilt of ‘overcharging' is eating me but there's just no way we can charge even less. It's a sunny February afternoon, and I am sitting there, behind the restaurant, shaking in fear because yet another team member just quit. Again. She wasn't making enough tips. ‘I totally get it, I'm sorry, I wish it was different', I said. As the staff is thinning, I find myself going back to the beginnings, and doing a lot of cooking and serving. This February afternoon, I'm sitting behind the restaurant in fear, an an email pops up from my accountant: “you don't have enough on your account to pay the paychecks”. I can feel the pit in the stomach. That can't be. Sure enough, it is true. All credit cards are maxed out, lines of credit exhausted, I am again scrambling moving money around to make the paychecks happen. I feel completely trapped, and the certainty downs on me. There isn't going to be a happy ending to this. ... This is not a story I enjoy sharing. It's a story of failing very, very hard. But I am sharing this so that you understand that your past failures and attempts to succeed, however real they are, aren't predictive of your future. I am succeeding in a huge way and our business is widely profitable now. But I want you to listen to this, because I want you to get how little your past failures mean about your business.

If a person dwells on negative things they might be called a Debbie downer. Or maybe somebody would call them an Eyore. You know, the impossibly negative character from Winnie the Pooh. Today's devotion is provided by Pastor Kyle Madson. Pastor Madson currently serves at Norseland Lutheran Church, and Norwegian Grove Lutheran Church in rural St. Peter, Minnesota. If you find benefit from these devotions we'd encourage you to support our ministry. You can donate by visiting: https://els.org/donate Connect with us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PeaceDevotions/ Website: https://peacedevotions.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2pFo5lJV46gKmztGwnT3vA Twitter: https://twitter.com/peacedevotions Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peace_devotions/ Email List: https://peacedevotions.com/email --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/peace-devotions/support

Welcome back. I like three day weekends. This one was especially nice for me because I got to visit my 11 week old granddaughter Sidney. It's nice to be surrounded by baby things. On my way home I heard a story on NPR that said yesterday marked the 80th anniversary of the book, “House at Pooh Corner,” by A. A. Milne. You may not have read this book, but I'm sure you're familiar with the characters: Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Eyore and, of course, Christopher Robin. The Disney studios have made Pooh and his friends household names. What do these timeless characters have to teach us? First, Pooh shows us it's okay to make mistakes. In fact, as Christopher Robin says to him often, you “Silly Old Bear.” It's all right to for us to make mistakes, too. It's what makes us human and lovable. Second, friendship is just about the most important thing in the world to Pooh, Piglet and the rest. It's right up there on our list as well. Sure, it's easy to get into a mess sometimes with friends, but it is also the support of friends that helps us to really enjoy our lives.Third, I have to confess that I love Eyore, the eternal grouch. I have known many Eyores in my life who always find the glass half empty if they find the glass at all. There is something that forces me to be more positive and hopeful when I am around an Eyore, someone who is so sure that everything is about to fall down around his or her shoulders.I love to read, because, every once in a while, I come across friends like Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Eyore and Christopher Robin. I urge you to check out these books and see what they can offer you.

On episode 339, Fran Chandler shares her Feb Disney World trip with her family including her mother-in-laws first trip. Highlights: Mother in laws first time Pop Century Gluten Free diet Akersheus Charades with Eyore in Crystal Place I love how Fran says Breakfast Boma breakfast Grand Floridian Afternoon Tea Tusker House breakfast Bon Voyage breakfast Garden Grill breakfast Chef de France Story Book Dining What did they splurge on? Stories Dapper Dans MIL steps on Aurora’s foot Rise of the Resistance Over-rated and Under-rated Is the dessert party worth it? A new Geekin’ saying “Elbo to butt” Quiet lobby time Tips from this trip Festival of the Arts She’s coming to G3 Contribute to the show at www.patreon.com/geekinonwdw Join our Facebook community by search Facebook for Geekin’ On WDW Podcast Family and asking to join our private Facebook group and friending me Email me at curt.stone@GeekinOnWDW.com Reach Momma and Auntie Judy for trip planning – TravelinTiaras@gmail.com

Join Patrick, John and Shannan in a discussion of the new renovations of Providence Park, the Left Behinders (or Leftovers), why John is Eyore and Patrick is Tigger and some talk about the FIFA World Cup. Plus, an edited version of our on the ground reporting from Richard and Jeanette Hamje in France (we will also be posting a longer version of the segment).

It is rare that I go to see a Disney movie by myself in the theaters, but last week I did.  Listen in as I share what I learned from Christopher Robin, Poo, Tigger, Eyore, and Piglet.

On this week's episode of Marvelous Geeks, we go back to the Hundred Acre Wood and talk all things Disney's Christopher Robin, plus slowing down in life a little bit. Be sure to visit the blog for further discussions.Cover Art: Jenna Guidi (http://instagram.com/jennaguidi) Intro Music: Derek Murrell (http://instagram.com/derekhmurrell)My Social MediaWebsite/Blog: http://mgcirclesmedia.comTWITTER: http://twitter.com/gissanesophia | http://twitter.com/marvelousgeeks_INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/gissanesophia

Recorded live at Brewvies. (NSFW!) Jesus was actually a vampire, not a zombie. The old Wooden Nickle ploy. Vegas is not family friendly…who knew? Thor down under. Product placement. Oh, Eyore! Thor toys are decaffeinated Coke. Back in my day! Nerf, step it up! Almighty Thor has an Uzi! AND Richard Greico! Taco Bell = … Continue reading "0153 – New Epithode ith Thor"

Recorded live at Brewvies. (NSFW!) Jesus was actually a vampire, not a zombie. The old Wooden Nickle ploy. Vegas is not family friendly…who knew? Thor down under. Product placement. Oh, Eyore! Thor toys are decaffeinated Coke. Back in my day! Nerf, step it up! Almighty Thor has an Uzi! AND Richard Greico! Taco Bell = … Continue reading "0153 – New Epithode ith Thor"

Depression is yet another of those problems that do not have a single point solution. Yes, the establishment offers the all-so-wonderful serotonin re-uptake inhibitors that apparently mess with the brain enough to give you the illusion that you are no longer depressed. The real solution for depression is to raise your level of joy so that the down moments become insignificant. A well body does not become depressed. A body that is standing proud (as opposed to shoulders slouched, shallow breathing, eyes downcast, with the Eyore voice tones) will not allow you to feel depressed. Due to the digestive qualities of lemon juice, symptoms of indigestion such as heartburn, bloating and belching are relieved. By drinking lemon juice regularly, the bowels are aided in eliminating waste more efficiently thus controlling constipation and diarrhea. On page 659 of "Back to Eden", Mr. Kloss points out that, “The lemon is a wonderful stimulant to the liver and is a dissolvent of uric acid and other poisons, liquefies the bile, and is very good in cases of malaria. Sufferers of chronic rheumatism and gout will benefit by taking lemon juice, also those who have a tendency to bleed, uterine hemorrhages, etc.; rickets and tuberculosis. In pregnancy, it will help to build bone in the child. We find that the lemon contains certain elements which will go to build up a healthy system and keep that system healthy and well. As a food, we find, owing to its potassium content, it will nourish the brain and nerve cells. Its calcium builds up the bony structure and makes healthy teeth. "Its magnesium, in conjunction with calcium, has an important part to play in the formation of albumen in the blood. The lemon contains potassium 48.3, calcium 29.9, phosphorus 11.1, magnesium 4.4. Lemons are useful in treating asthma, biliousness, colds, coughs, sore throat, diphtheria, la grippe (flu or influenza), heartburn, liver complaints, scurvy, fevers and rheumatism" Read about Liver issues and what to do here Each week Martin Pytela and Scott Paton discuss Holistic principles for healthy living. Life Enthusiast Co-op is built on over 25 years in study, health consultations and market research in the field of holistic and alternative medicine. We deliver solid time tested expertise. We are in this business not for the money, but for the passion, we have for sharing with others what we had to learn the hard way, through experience. We focus on high quality, innovative holistic solutions. Length: 29:27 Go to iTunes and review our podcast: iTunes Life Enthusiast Reviews and 5 star ratings If You Enjoyed This, Please Go To "FANS OF THIS SHOW" On The RIGHT And Then Click On "BECOME A FAN". In Addition, PLEASE CLICK On The “SEND TO A FRIEND” At The Bottom Of This Podcast…. COPY THE DATA And SEND THIS, and “My Pod Home Page URL”, To EVERYONE In Your ADDRESS BOOK…. FRIENDS Or ENEMIES! WANT TO BE NOTIFIED OF NEW EPISODES? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Go To “Join my mailing list ” On The RIGHT………. When It Comes Up You Will See On This Page “Add me to Life Enthusiast''s mailing list:” ………. And Then type in your name and email address ………. Now Just Click “Save”. Technorati Tags: weight loss, Diet, Obesity, Dieting, Healthy Living,Food, Exercise, Fitness, Nutrition, Supplements, Lose Weight, Martin Pytela, Scott Paton.

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">

Croncast - 2005-08-22.mp3 Show: #153 Length: 37:38 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64 kbs Size: 17.6 mb Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 112 Pledge drive continues! Thank you to those who have donated! It is very much appreciated. Today's show was an early morning show and you will be able to tell from the voices. If Betsy said I sound like Eyore (sp) then it is definitely this morning at the start of the show. I also graduated, well I finished and the grad date is sometime in September, but my school considers the end of the last session graduation. Woo hoo! Short show notes: My finger is numb after working for Betsy Kris talks about his attempted Elliot discipline backfire and guilt Betsy gives more great information about garage saleing based on her weekend experience that the mother of all garage sales Naperville's "Great American Garage Sale" which is held on a vacant lot. ">