David R Marlborough

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A very important update as so much has happened...

The past several months have flown by quickly. Boredom tends to slow time down. I can honestly say things have NOT been boring at all. You may recall me mentioning that I provide direct support services for individuals with occupational and developmental disabilities as well as other special needs. One

All big things start with the smallest steps, and are so impactful.

I think one of the barriers to getting a project organized is how to go about it. The other barrier is actually doing it. Everywhere I look someone is suggesting the next best approach, system, and apps. So many apps. So much tech. It's easy to get overwhelmed

When the hits keep coming, you stay humble...

2022 has not been the year I expected despite a LOT of knowledge going in. Yes, I knew that the year would be a busy one. Yes, regardless of your personal feelings and attitudes, we are still experiencing the pandemic. Let's try to get over ourselves. Many people

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Projects currently on the burners and some thoughts.

Who would have thought the begining of 2022 would be so busy? Time flies when you're having fun, true, but it also flies when you are pedal to the metal at work as well. I say this not as a complaint because I have embraced and grown to

And then there was another hiatus...

Two things that the past year has taught me are, 1) life switches gears rapidly, and 2) it is better to swing at and miss the curve balls life throws at you than not swing at all. You may just get a few foul tips for your efforts. But most

A Brief Hiatus, but glad to be back!

Spring can be extremely busy in my field. Beyond the administrative things that come up at that time in the calendar the season has a marked effect on the population I serve. Spring is the season of renewal, and this Spring was no exception especially as we continued to see

Wanting To Want You To Want Me

When food has lost its taste and colors their allure It can be a lot for a simple man to endure My eyes are opaque with sadness As this situation gets combed over Their ducts have run dry not for the first time Until I'm confronted again with

For Her

The most beautiful thing I have ever seen came to me shrouded in sun beams The grace of her walk, the manner of her speak bring a smile to my face as a solitary tear runs down my cheek Heavy and full this heart of mine as it beats for

Missing You

As the plains miss the rain And bumblebees miss their flower There's not a moment you're not on my mind Regardless of the hour While running through that meadow of memories To breathe your air my lungs do yearn In that place where time is no

The Epiphany Of Learning That Was Right Under My Nose

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The Epiphany Of Learning That Was Right Under My Nose

"Memorization comes from repeated recall not repeated exposure." --Chris Williamson

This one exercise is the MOST important exercise anyone can do while training.

This one exercise is the MOST important exercise anyone can do while training.

This isn't the answer you are expecting, nor what most are wanting to hear. So strap in and prepare to get mind-fucked with some knowledge, experience, and perhaps a dash or two of some Zen-like wisdom.