21 LESSONS LEARNED IN 2021 (in no particular order)
The end of the year is a time of reflection for all of us. Of course I have a huge list new things I want to do in 2022, and the New Year is a great time for a new start, but
Seeking wisdom from lessons learned, exploring life beyond the surface, learning from successes and failures.
The end of the year is a time of reflection for all of us. Of course I have a huge list new things I want to do in 2022, and the New Year is a great time for a new start, but
The other day some friends asked how my house was doing after the damage from Hurricane Ida. I said “well it has been patched up by some great friends, thank God, and I am happy to say I can sleep in my
As a result of the inevitable aging process, in further steps of losing just one more marble that was rattling around in my brain, one afternoon, a few weeks ago, I placed my Sam’s card and my credit card on top of
Do you know what makes us wealthy? Sure, things like hard work and a good job come to mind. But did you know that many people who make a lot of money are not wealthy? And many people who don’t make a lot
Dishonest money dwindles away, but whoever gathers money little by little makes it grow. Proverbs 13:11, NIV What is finance? Finance is how PEOPLE handle their financial situation. To break it down into simple terms, money is a piece of paper. A piece of paper has no
If you have ever worked in an office, you may have seen this sign before. It’s pretty funny, unless you’re the person with the emergency. In another blog I wrote about spending a dollar on a candy bar, which is reasonable. And
We ALL Do It! Over the past few weeks, in a class that a Pastor taught, he asked the participants to carry around a little counting machine, and every time they would think a judgmental thought, they clicked the counter. He said that
In my first article about aging gracefully, I talked about watching my mother age, and how my sister and I have had to step in to be her protectors. I also mentioned that as we watch our parents age, we are sort of seeing
Have you ever seen the commercial where the man, who is caring for his elderly mother, opens his mouth and issues a large silent scream? I can identify with that feeling. Not because my mother is difficult, but because watching someone age
I’ve seen a lot of articles lately about happiness and how to achieve it. When we see a headline like that, we are drawn to it. We all want to be happy – to find our paradise. If only we could find