I Live with Three Men, and I Love It
Principle Living with No Regrets
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A person who can balance his pocketbook but cannot keep his (or her) relationships in proper balance does nothing to further a peaceful and ever-developing world for future generations. People are very fragile. The next time you’re walking through a crowd take a closer look. Each one of us has an invisible stamp across our forehead that glows like a neon sign, high priority. We’re not available to be bought and sold, or traded in and replaced. Ours is a one-time existence that’s guaranteed for life.
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We all face different issues in life as we travel our own personal journey. Although the road is a similar one, when we reach the place where we have to make a choice in direction, we each respond in a different way. Our outlook on life is the most important determining factor in whether we are successful in our choices, or whether we fail. Although the influence of others can be, in part, a welcome motivator, in the end we have to take each step on our own. Contained within these pages you will find a few portraits of family life, an account of some personal experiences, and some lessons learned along the way. You will be presented with some thought-provoking material and attached with it, an invitation to consider new choices. We all walk the same path, although every journey carries with it an individual tag: Our steps can be our own, but that also makes it easier for us to trip over our own feet. We can choose to live for ourselves, or live our lives with the intention of leaving a clearly defined path for those who will follow. We can beat the same path as those who have gone before us, or take a risk and mark a new trail. How well we navigate our way through life will determine the condition in which we arrive at the other end.
About the Author
Kerstin Chapman was born in
Kerstin lives with her husband in rural