Laying Flowers for All
In 1866, in the wake of our Civil War, the Ladies’ Memorial Association in Georgia decided that they would designate a day to throw flowers on the graves of fallen soldiers.
Being 85
Love, the only reason that we’re alive And none of us should have to wait until we’re 85 – IN-Q, 85 On Memorial Day, Grady and I visited my Dad. He’s 85. I
Celebrating All On Mother’s Day
The other day I was flipping through Atlas of the Heart by Brene Brown and discovered the mixed feeling of happiness and sadness known as bittersweet. It’s how I feel today.
It’s hard to make predictions, especially about the future.
Work from home won’t work Social media is a fad – it won’t last Any sales quota When this kerfuffle will be over The Bengals will be in Super Bowl (umm, M
oh, that was sweet
Friday evening, I fell asleep somewhere between Ukraine and Norway as I watched the Olympic opening ceremony. I woke from my “no, I wasn’t sleeping, Boo” zzz-fest
It was meant to be
An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place, or circumstances. The thread may stretch or tangle, but it will never break. – Chi
The Olympics, The Great Resignation, and DE & I Efforts.
Riddle me this, Riddler, what do the Olympics, ending the Great Resignation, and D, E & I efforts have in common? At our house, we can’t wait for the Olympics to start so
The Day After ______________ | MLK Day 2022
Mark Twain said that “The two most important days in your life are the day you are born, and the day you find out why.” This morning I will add a third because three, a
What Do You Wish To Do With Your Dash?
When did you start reading the obituaries? Stay with me; this week’s blog isn’t about dying; it’s about living. When I was younger, I never read them, and just th
Setting Your 2022 GPS
I’m dropping in mid-week as I take a moment to Pause Breathe Reflect on this year and set my intentions for the new year. On Christmas, I read the letter I wrote to my
