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Blog about travel, cooking and my other interests.PARSED CONTENT
The site states the following, "Life is hard - but its also beautiful." I noticed that the web site said " This blog is about everything I find interesting." They also stated " My main hobbies include backpacking, sports and cooking, but Im an open-to-anything kind of guy! Welcome to The Best Life! 3 Tips for Living with Join Pain. As you know from my series about joint pain. Ive lived with pain for the last 6 years or so. Im not going to suggest that this time has been easy - but there are a few tips Ive learned along the way to reduce the impact it has on your life." The meta header had network marketing as the first keyword. This keyword was followed by personal development, personal growth, and live your best life which isn't as urgent as network marketing. The other words the site uses is usana.ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
Moms are wives, teachers, caregivers, cooks, professionals, nurses, taxi drivers, friends, problem solvers, event planners. the list goes on and on. sharing inspirational quotes and stories, money saving ideas, recipes for any occasion, helpful links, ways of saving time and money, spiritual insights, humor and fellowship in a community of moms. all at the touch of a finger.
Sunday, November 27, 2011. 10 Ways to Find Balance and Serenity After a Productive Day. Journey of a Soul Searcher. I have come up with ten simple ways to relax and reflect after a long day of productivity. Everyone should be rewarded for working hard. Coming home to these ideas is a good way to end your day on the right note.
It frees you to arrive at different choices. How I Am Thriving After Breast Cancer. A post by Barbara Jacoby. I suppose that for me the most important thing that I discovered as a two-time breast cancer surthriver was that I did not want to be defined by this disease.