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Every day a new beginning. Obvious enough thought, but how many of us actually embrace that concept? If we are accustomed to routine, we may get up, get ready for work, breakfast, prepping for the commute to our place of biz or school or homemaking, if that is our calling….interact with people, do our jobs,…http://www.beliefnet.com/columnists/blissblog/files/2014/07/chair_wood_mountain_268439_m.jpg