2 Hours
What can you do in 2 hours? A lot. You can… Buy a car. Read a magazine, or a (short) book. Practice a week’s worth of violin lessons. Play solitaire and still not win. Edit a document, or two or Read More …
What can you do in 2 hours? A lot. You can… Buy a car. Read a magazine, or a (short) book. Practice a week’s worth of violin lessons. Play solitaire and still not win. Edit a document, or two or Read More …
When you travel outside of your normal route (which I happen to pronounce r-out vs. root) you should look around. Here are the things, seen on the road, as we have driven to and from the car dealer this week. Read More …
Well. We all know that we make certain concessions in life. We accommodate the ones we love most. At least, we should – and we do, when we can… We pay for college. We co-sign loans. We buy bigger cars. Read More …
I’ve handled a few rebranding projects before. I know it takes a lot of focus and planning, not to mention time, effort and money. When you start the project, one of the things you absolutely must do is look around Read More …
It is the head of the weekend. Time to keep it light and celebrate events that are on the plan for the next two days. The plans could be anything: family-time soccer tournament sports fan gloating after a win fall Read More …
It’s Monday night and even though it is a bank / official government holiday – the kids had school while my husband & I had to work. Really? Again? On a Monday? Yes. How typical. It’s ok. They had school, Read More …
A weekend away in the woods can leave you feeling disconnected from work and demands of every day life at home. The normal hustle and bustle is gone. No internet. No “Hmm, what to make for dinner?” Nor wondering who Read More …
Thanks to education, sadly based on trademark infringement law, whenever I see a sign that says “We are the original.”, I say a quiet little prayer for the company. It is a defensive move and companies think that it is Read More …
When you can’t fool kids, you have a serious problem. Kids are generally more gullible than adults. They’re less experienced because they just haven’t been exposed to as much as their parents and elders… The adults at our table today Read More …
The notion of the general store has kind of passed by unless you’re reading a historical novel or watching a western. Or, has it? Maybe my view is skewed as a suburbanite. I live within 25 miles of a city Read More …