Julia Ferry Life Coaching

10/07/2024

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06/06/2024

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04/20/2024

Hello Friends and family,
Today I was inspired by my beautiful niece I wont name her, but she walks everyday and has a goal. So Charlie has to walk everyday. I got to thinking Charlie and I should walk to the stop sign and back. my first goal is to reach a mile. On rainy days I will do the treadmill. and high pollen days. So if you all want to join me in setting goals of walking. get a walking meter and let me know. no competition . Just support and we can take pictures. :) OH YA NOW I NEED A PURPLE WALKING SUIT lol

02/26/2024

Hello Family and Friends,
Man, I love the smell of Spring! I open the front door the sun shining on my face I take a deep breath and smell SPRING! OMG after winter cold and snow and now I smell spring!
Spring is my favorite season. It brings new beginnings. Hope! flower gardens! New dances in my gardens! Watching people walk by. Hearing children laughing.
But most of all hugging my hubbie wubbie and just breathing in the fresh air.
Goodbye winter and hello Spring!

02/21/2024

Hello Family and Friends,
I like my new kidney doctor and the staff!
They even laughed at my humor.
As for school, I could use help from anyone running daycare or having children in daycare.
I have an essay to do on Saturday before midnight!
I have to come up with a plan for how I would run a daycare center.
Ages 3- 5 years old. Please help.

12/22/2023

I found this article very interesting. Have you noticed how animals relate to the world around them? I have from honeybees to Deer in our backyard. Crows and ravens will come back to the same person and offer them gifts. The Mrs. Downy woodpecker knows me she will stop at a low branch and look at me then go to the suet cage. if the suet is gone she will go to that same branch and grumble at me. even other birds will join in until I put fresh suet in the suet cage.
What do you think about animals?

A growing field of research is challenging long-held assumptions about goats, pigs, and other farm animals