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July 29, 2008

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Bernadette

I totally agree with this method of thinking and the result. I always think positively when looking for a park and it always works. I often enter raffles and think I am going to win and I often do! Likewise if I intend to make the most of my day and for it to be positive it is. Also if I am nervous about going somewhere, meeting some one etc I visualise it being successful and more often than not it is!!

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