Bits and Pieces
Bits and Pieces
Celia Iannelli: Life’s paradoxical ‘lost and found’
We humans possess tremendous power to make life miserable or joyous. It's all whether we recognize the happiness we have while we are living it.
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Celia Iannelli Choose to light a candle to chase away the dark
Worry takes you into the dark and steals the joy from your life.
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Looking back on the ‘headlines’ of life
Recalling memories of moments great and small makes us realize that's the "stuff" of life.
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Celia Iannelli In today’s world more than ever before, the only thing certain is uncertainty
Celia reflects on uncertainty - the one constant in life of which we can all be certain.
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Celia IannelliCounter the Christmas checklist frenzy – make a conscious choice of goodwill to all
As the lists of "must-do's" get longer and time gets shorter, we can so easily forget that this is the season of goodwill to all.
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Celia IannelliReality TV: not even close to the triumphs over the ‘really-real world’ troubles of life
When you tune into the TV series Survivor or any other reality series, I ask you to recall the times when ordinary folk such as yourself were challenged to the max. We live in a really-real world—and a million bucks aside, there are no “lone survivors.”
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Celia Iannelli Why you have to own your own life
I earned the title: “Queen of my Life” and I don’t intend on giving up my crown any time soon!
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Celia IannelliMembership in a club no one wants to join
Surviving the death of a spouse is an exercise in endurance with side trips of denial, anger, guilt, loneliness and a wide variety of other emotions. But it does eventually get better when acceptance of the loss allows life to resume despite the new paradigm.
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Celia IannelliMusic rewinds the clock back to the 70s
All it takes is the right lyrics or a favorite chord progression and music can transport us back in time to another era.
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Celia IannelliWho fills out documents in long-hand anymore? An exercise in stupid.
Dealing with everyday problems can make you crazy if you let it happen.