Yeah, I know, any of you who know me personally would wonder why I would write a post on fishing. You would know I’m not a “fisher” – a word I made up years ago to describe my avid fishing husband. Fishing, the kind you do with a pole, is not something I’d ever go . . . → Read More: Fishing Holes
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I have never played games on Facebook. Candy Crush just wasn’t my bag. Why? Because I thought it was a waste of my time. I do play words with friends because that keeps my brain nimble – and, of course, I am a lover of words. Tonight I discovered a new “brain gym” that is . . . → Read More: Brain Games Click. Click. Click. There’s no place like home. Follow your passion. Find your passion. It’s the pathway to happiness, so goes the recent hype. I jerk my head up and think, I better hurry up and get out there and search for mine. I thought when I retired from teaching what a wonderful opportunity to . . . → Read More: P is for Passion – Click Click Click I know. Not a household word, but one we all need to know. Tonight at work I was browsing the Koko Stronger Blog and today’s entry was about telomeres being the fountain of youth we all search for. The easiest way to explain it (according to the blog) is to picture a shoelace with the . . . → Read More: Please…Lengthen Your Telomeres! It’s fun Friday A2Z blog hop day and this week’s letter is O. O is for order. I love order in my life. I love order in my home, my workplace, and my yard. I love order in my family and in my relationships. I love three days of newspapers stacked in order. I love . . . → Read More: O is for Order We all take a moment to stand back and take stock of whatever it is we do to assess the difference we make in the lives of others by doing it. The other day I got an anxious email from a faithful reader “being selfish” and demanding that I don’t stop writing this blog. She . . . → Read More: Stand Back, Take Stock Today coming around the Mashpee rotary a yellow Model T like truck painted to advertise a local business shot out in front of me when I was exiting the circle. I noted the business and thought to myself, “I wonder if that’s how careless and disrespectful he runs his business? Does he really care about . . . → Read More: Model T 
Today I write about awareness because awareness could’ve saved my mother’s life. She could still be here on this earth enjoying life with my dad and her children and grandchildren, but because thirty years ago there was no awareness about a terrible disease that eventually killed her, she is not. Last night I went . . . → Read More: Awareness A few days ago my daughter invited me to come to Boston and go hear Gabrielle Bernstein speak with her and her friend on November 17th. She had been telling me about this author and insists I’d really like her, so out of tremendous curiosity, without even looking up her books, I agreed to go . . . → Read More: Discovering Miracles It’s A-Z blog hop Friday, the letter of the week is K, and…drum roll here…I actually remembered on my own and am posting on Friday instead of Saturday for the first time. Thinking about the letter K, the word knowledge popped into my head. I think that’s because I always say you can never . . . → Read More: K Is For Knowledge |
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