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As a writer, I have plenty of observations. So many, I just can’t help but share them all, feel free to scroll through my thoughts, maybe you can relate…
From where I sit
The Conundrum of Losing Yourself: The Unspoken Reality of Network Marketing.
Network marketing is an interesting beast, so enticing and seemingly simple from the outside. In pursuit of financial survival, it sounds like a great opportunity, and I guess it can be - it seems to work for a lot of people. I mean, how else can a person hone their...
How Death Gives Life Meaning.
As I live longer and my perspective changes on things, especially as I witness my parents, and my friends' parents age, along with the noticeable shifts toward physical decline I am seeing in myself, I can’t help but ponder the mysteries of life and death. Again....
Good For Me.
I find it funny (funny- strange, not funny-ha ha) as I move through life, how difficult it is to do the things that I know are good for me. Especially when it comes to retaining and building relationships. You know, the ones that bring peace and calm to your heart,...
Latest Posts
Rage Cleaning.
Even though I’ve been doing it unconsciously for years, I must say I’ve become aware of how valuable rage cleaning is in my life lately. The satisfaction of completing some menial sucky task while my heart and mind process some big emotions is something I have gained...
The Right Fit.
When I was a kid my mother loved tennis, so in the hopes of sharing her love for that sport with us, we belonged to the local tennis club too, and we took Saturday morning lessons, tennis tournaments on random evenings, and tennis camps in the summer. My sister was...
The Least Christmassy Christmas.
It’s 4 days before Christmas, and I don’t know about you, but I’m just not feeling it this year. With the combination of international travel on the near horizon, limited budget, a pay snafu, gray weather, and a teenager whose favorite thing to say at the moment...
Someone Is In Charge, Right?
At the local Christmas Parade with family recently, there were a few ambulances and several fire trucks going by. I noticed the same name on all of them. Surely, there were still enough vehicles at the base to cover an emergency, I speculated with my son’s favorite...
Can People Do Their Jobs Properly?
It makes me a little sad that we appear to have arrived at a place in society where we are so distrusting and suspicious of other people.
Sit down, shut up and deal.
My son was 8 when he was bullied daily by a smart-mouthed kid. There were no physical bruises, but a lot of psychological ones. They were in the Gifted & Talented program, and their teacher was out for 3 months on maternity leave. The substitute did nothing, even...
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