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Author: Susan Dusterhoft

Jan102021
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Book Review: The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Charles Mackesy

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category book review, inspiration, Susan, Susan Dusterhoft

I have been a book lover since I was old enough to read. It seemed that there were never enough books to keep me satisfied. The older I got saw me leaning towards one genre versus others. As an adult, I began to write and started sharing reviews of the books I read. My blog… Read More

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Jan92021
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Packing & Moving – My Next Adventure Part 5

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, adventure

The hardest part about moving is the packing. This wasn’t going to be easy. It’s been 20 years since we made a move of this magnitude. Now we are about to pack up our entire lives, leave our home in Healdsburg, California and and ship ourselves 2500 miles back to the Midwest.  Packing & Moving… Read More

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Jan12021
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Reflections of a Year Lost, Promises for a New Year

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, reflections
reflections

It’s January 1st, and I am sitting here with my laptop, pulling together reflections of a year lost, and making promises for a new year yet to be told. I always like to take the first day of a new year to ponder memories while looking towards a brighter future.  Reflections in Words 2020 was… Read More

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Dec272020
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Having Faith – My Next Adventure Part 4

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, adventure
Faith

  During the months of August and September, I felt like I was perpetually “on the hunt” for that dream job I always wanted. After sending out way to many resumes and applications, I needed to sit back and wait. It was really difficult for me because I grew up with the understanding that if… Read More

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Dec262020Dec 27 2020
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Job Search- My Next Adventure Part 3

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, adventure
Job Search

A job search is never easy. Searching for a new job during a pandemic, well… let’s just say it puts a whole new spin on things. It wasn’t going to be easy, and I fully expected it was going to take some time. I had been doing a lot of online reading so I knew… Read More

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Dec242020Dec 24 2020
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Educate Myself – My Next Adventure Part 2

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, adventure

Part two of My Next Adventure would lead my down the path of “What do I want to do with the rest of my life?” While I am still feeling pretty good, I really had the desire to retire right alongside my husband. However, the financial sense part of me was speaking loudly, and said… Read More

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Oct42020
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My Next Adventure – Part 1

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, adventure

My next adventure began May 22, 2020. It was the last day that I worked for the company I grew to love over the last five years. At the time, I didn’t know I wouldn’t be going back. Many thought I would be returning, including myself. But the Covid-19 pandemic had other plans for me… Read More

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Aug92020
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My Old Friend Has Returned

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, website, writing
my old friend

My old friend has returned, and I have waited a long while for her to come back to me. I am jumping for joy! Who is she you ask? It’s my previous domain, Today’s Working Woman. She is here and I am happy to announce that she is all mine! Today’s Working Woman and I… Read More

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Aug82020Aug 13 2020
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I Lost My Job and How I Defined My Identity

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category #embracethechanges, Define, Identity, New Normal

July 31, 2020 was my last day of work for a wonderful small organization near where I live. I knew it would happen when the pandemic hit. It was only a matter of time. I lost my job, and as a result, my identity. Work was how I defined myself, but was I right with… Read More

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Jun142020Jun 17 2020
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Moments of Inspiration When I Least Expect It

by Susan Dusterhoft, in category inspiration, Inspirational Quote

Tomorrow, I will begin my fourth week of furlough, and I am finding moments of inspiration when I least expect it. Walking through the maze that seems to be my “new normal”, I recognize these moments every time I get distracted with something different I want to do. Instead of completing my original task at… Read More

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