2005 December...beyondbee… is a whole new world

My thoughts during December, 2005

Growth factors

Ok, we’re rapidly approaching the end of year. And even though I’m not big on resolutions, I do give some thought to how next to improve myself…

Musings on People that flowed from my brain at 12:04 pm Friday, Dec. 30, 2005

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If only I had more time…

I know so many people that are always saying that. Oh what they could do with more hours in a day, more days in the month, an extra week. Well, here’s their chance…

Musings on People and Myself that flowed from my brain at 6:17 pm Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2005

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Evolution of Tradition

The other day I made a post about some of my family’s traditions at Christmas…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 11:30 pm Sunday, Dec. 25, 2005

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I cried tonight
For the time lost
Shedding tears over
A love
I cried tonight
For a battle lost
That I never knew
Was fought
I cried tonight
For memories lost
Recalled with ease
And pain
I cried tonight
For a friend lost
A long time ago
I thought
I cried tonight
For a love lost
A familiar path
Long gone

Musings on Poetry that flowed from my brain at 3:04 am Friday, Dec. 23, 2005

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Extermination

Exasperating explanations
Exacerbating examinations
Exanimating excavations
Exceeding exaggerations
Exchanging exclamations
Excuses!! … Exhalation

Musings on Poetry that flowed from my brain at 9:39 am Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2005

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The season

With a brisk night breeze,
Filled plates, carolling voices -
Christmas is now here

Musings on Poetry that flowed from my brain at 10:28 am Monday, Dec. 19, 2005

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Monkishness

After taking this test to see how Monkish I am I shared with Adrian that it says I am “a little bit Monkish”. I was relieved because sometimes I worry about myself…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 8:11 am Monday, Dec. 19, 2005

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Out with the old

I’m not sure what it is but Christmas is redecorating time in my house…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 10:59 pm Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2005

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Is it time now?

It is amazing how life works sometimes. You can get yourself all worked up trying to “make” things happen and end up feeling like you are spinning in circles with no tangible results…

Musings on Nothing that flowed from my brain at 1:03 pm Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2005

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Before they go

A study conducted by AZE (Alliance for Zero Extinction) scientists working in collaboration with an international network of experts have so far identified 595 sites that must be effectively protected to prevent the extinction of 794 of the world’s most threatened species…

Musings on Things that flowed from my brain at 12:36 pm Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2005

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