Over The Hedge
When we were kids, if anything went over the hedge it was a problem. Not because the neighbors didn’t like us, or would be upset; it just interrupted the game. You had to go around to the front of the Read More …
When we were kids, if anything went over the hedge it was a problem. Not because the neighbors didn’t like us, or would be upset; it just interrupted the game. You had to go around to the front of the Read More …
These days it seems to come down to what do you love more? Staying home and “safe” or getting out so that you don’t lose your mind? Supporting restaurants by making a reservation and waiting, even if it runs over Read More …
Let’s think about this…all (look around) of this. What do we know? What can we change? What can we do? We have to read the stats. We have to protect ourselves. We have to encourage others to protect themselves, too. Read More …
You don’t always have to have a good reason to do something that helps you… Smile. Relax. Cheer someone up. Make the day end better than it started. So, take a nap, have a cookie, smell the roses, read a Read More …
If there was a carnival happening right now, people would definitely still go – in spite of the current situation. At least, I think they would go because during any given summer, they go even in the rain. Having fun Read More …
While people are free to make their own independent decisions, sometimes it is easier, to go along with the crowd. Say what you think. Speak up for yourself. Make your voice heard. Choose what is right for you. Listen and Read More …
Depending on your perspective, the difference in time between minutes and hours is in the eye of the beholder. Several hours, with good friends, spending time together, reunited to celebrate life’s best moments can pass by far too quickly. If Read More …
Now is a good time for taking it easy. We can (mostly) still work from home. It is summer. There is no school. The kids are home. They are getting along and helping out. Cherish the days. Enjoy the moments. Read More …
Weekends and dads go together like: peanut butter and jelly jam and bread bread and wine wine and cheese cheese and pretzels pretzels and beer beer and burgers burgers and fries fries and ketchup ketchup and mustard mustard and honey Read More …
A subtle difference when you say “yes, but” or “yes, and” – at least in terms of a very slight vocabulary change. The meaning though. The nuance of it. Is very powerful. Hearing what they are saying, agreeing and at Read More …