We all know the Pledge of Allegiance to our country. Well, most of us do. I hope. It doesn’t say … More
Category: Thoughts and Musings
So often we’re inspired by everyday life, and we need to write about it. Sometimes it’s an encouraging word for someone, and sometimes it’s just our thoughts on life in general. We may share a story of inspiration, or even vent a little about the world around us. But everyone has at least one story to be written; some of us have many. What can you write about today?
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A Woman Needs a Man
Like a fish needs a bicycle. One day when Marsha Mackerel was swimming around in the sea, she happened to … More
What Do You Say?
About six years ago, I visited a friend in the hospital….again. She’d already been in there for a little over … More
Living In The Past
It only keeps you from your future. And isn’t that where you want to go? Do you really want to … More
Making That Ultimate Decision
In the past several months we have had two friends in that ultimate life or death situation. A situation that … More
The End of Civility?
It’s certainly looking like it. And sounding like it. And I certainly hope I’m not the only one who’s tired … More
The Little Man Who Cried Wolf
We all know the story of the “Little Boy Who Cried Wolf”. He was a young shepherd tending his sheep. … More
When Busyness Continually Takes Over Your Life
It’s already started. All the commitments, all the plans are already filling up the first part of my 2019 calendar. … More
Back to Normal? Not Really…
This morning some 500,000 federal employees are finally heading back to work, as are hundreds of thousands of federal contractors. … More
Where is the Compassion?
This is a blog I was hoping not to have to write. Foolishly I thought our selfish and egotistic politicians … More
The Human Crisis of the Shutdown
The Human Crisis of the Shutdown It’s not what a lot of you think. That is one thing I’m sure … More
So What Next?
It’s now Day 19 of some 800,000+ people, not counting their family members, being held hostage by the administration’s refusal … More
