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  Stomach Kick is Chapter 11 of The Power Of Addicted Love, continues down the road, with abuse piled upon insult, and codependent, Teresa enduring it all, still trying to make things right. This book reveals the depth of the addiction to codependency and gives us all hope for recovery.
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  Brithem had substantial cob repairs and a large number of structural timbers replaced including the inglenook beam. The final touches were the re-rendering and lime washing of the property.
  This shows the property with old sand cement render removed, ready for repair to the exposed cob and once this has been completed, for lime rendering.
  ‘Earthouse do what they say they are going to do, in the time scale and do a great job. Sean Parker, who heads it up is straightforward, and knows what he’s doing with a wealth of knowledge and experience. He really understands what is required, especially with period buildings, listings etc. and how to do the work without the faff so often found amongst so called experts. I’ve been involved in doing up old buildings for years and Sean really is up there with skill and plain hard work. There is a great team around him, and all good to be around – watching them work was a real learning curve for me around lime render, lime wash, and the cob in our very old thatched cottage which really did need expert hands . I trusted them and always felt confident, and this trust wasn’t in any way misplaced. Highly recommended!’ Steve Jamison, Brithem Bottom
  Posted in Blogs	Tagged cob conservation, lime based materials, lime plaster mix, lime plaster walls, Lime Render, lime render repairs, rendering onto cob, repairing cob walls, replacement windows, structural repair	
  
  The other day I was running an errand when I noticed someone sprinting towards the bus stop. He was about a block away when he saw the bus pull in and gave up. Now bus drivers generally don’t wait around for you, so I understood why he stopped. But here’s the thing, he gave up too soon. Had he kept running, he would have caught the bus.
  It made me think about my own life. How many times have I been sprinting towards a destination, only to give up right before success? I’m not even sure I want to know the answer.
  I continued watching this young man who turned his back to the bus and threw a mini-tantrum from the way his arms were swinging and lips were moving (I was too far to actually hear what he was saying, but I’ve missed enough buses to fill in the blanks). He probably didn’t even realize his mistake because he was so busy throwing a fit. But the bus stayed at the stop for at least a good minute or two because the people getting off the bus, did it very slowly.
  He chose to stop, a moment too soon, and pout over his misfortune. He didn’t look forward or even backwards, because he could have turned around and raced to next stop. He chose to do neither. And when the bus finally passed him, he was still having his tantrum.
  It’s been a few weeks since I witnessed this and it has stuck with me. People start so many new things and quit shortly thereafter because success doesn’t happen fast enough. I am guilty of doing this too.
  We’re all familiar with Albert Einstein’s definition of insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. And there is a lot of truth to that definition. I’ve found myself making this mistake where I am stuck on a never-ending loop. And I need to find a different approach, such as how I look at food and exercise. I want to be healthy and fit, but I keep replaying the same loop, thinking this time it’s going to work.
  I am both guilty of doing the same thing over and over and being the guy throwing the tantrum while missing the opportunities in front of him. Too busy feeling sorry for myself and wondering why it can’t be easier.
  I sprint towards good health, then experience a set-back and give up. I do this again and again. And it’s weird. Normally, I’m the person who finds the solution or figures a way out. But I feel stuck lately, both with my health and life in general.
  I’m the hamster spinning and spinning and spinning and spinning. I’m thinking and thinking and thinking but never doing. And therein lies the problem. While I do consider myself to be both a thinker and doer, I remain stuck in think mode when I should be doing.
  And that scares me. I’m the person with the answers, but here I am a bit lost. How do I move to doing. Obviously, the answer is just do it. Unfortunately the obvious answer isn’t always easy to do.
  Because something is holding me back. Something keeps me from sprinting until I reach my destination. I keep self-sabotaging my efforts. And I’m going to make it my mission to figure it out why and change it.
  I don’t want to be the one who quits too soon or is stuck eternally spinning on the hamster wheel. There are too many things that I want to do and see.
  That’s food for though for sure. I think there are certain areas of my life where I give up running, and certain areas where I can sprint past the bus and give them a wave. lol! I think we all have areas of our life where we are more successful. Form me I have no problem motivating to work out, in fact I’m sick right now and can’t really, and I’m going out of my ever loving mind. But career has always been a sticky point with me. I just can’t seem to always figure out what to do.