Category Archives: Letting go of Blame

Phrases, praises, architect of change and… what’s this outfit I’m wearing?

Posted on May 8, 2013 by Cheryl Schiltz Photography

Would’ve, could’ve, should’ve… you know those “if only I would have’s”… These little phrases serve no purpose other than to torment us, add to the noise. Not to say that they are forbidden to be said or thought or asked, … Continue reading →

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Don’t forget – BLAME – it’s noisy too!

Posted on May 7, 2013 by Cheryl Schiltz Photography

Image from Google Images 5-7-2013 Oh, looking for that someone or something to blame… anything to direct your anger, to point a finger, to say, “It’s all your fault”! I was once hardened by putting the blame, and the work … Continue reading →

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Category Archives: Letting go of Blame

Phrases, praises, architect of change and… what’s this outfit I’m wearing?

Don’t forget – BLAME – it’s noisy too!

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