Argue and Make Up
As long as you argue and make up in the same 24 hours it will be fine. But, until then… After that, you may need to decide to just argue and make up at the end of the day and Read More …
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Just Enough Minutes
With just enough minutes, you can accomplish what you want and need to do. Listen to the last chapter before book club starts. Finish your online research to interview your guest on a podcast. Cook a delicious dinner for the Read More …
More
All of that and more… Be more. Do more. Work more. Help more. Ask more. There is so much more to this thing called life. You have to grab the opportunity (or opportunities) when they present themselves. Go for it. Read More …
Blurring the Lines
Between the personal and the professional, more and more we are blurring the lines. Life sometimes gets in the way when we are trying to the work needed. – or maybe – It is the work that impedes living the Read More …
Always Remember
You should always remember as much as you can to exchange the stories with family and friends. Talk more. Listen more. Share more. You might not be able to recall or recollect all the details, so lean on others to Read More …
On Impulse
There are the things you must do, and there are the things you want to do. Then, there are the things you decide to do on impulse that are entirely different than planned. and You know there are some holidays Read More …
Make Time
You can’t always make time up… So just stay focused and work to get the most important things done. Then…you can always make time for the people who matter more. ~ Dawn aka Hat Girl
Reach Out
Just do it. Reach out. Say hello. Even if it’s not nearly going to be enough, it is more than you know. If we all could just stay in touch – more often – life would be better. Maybe a Read More …
If You Could
What are the things that you never “get to” but would do, if you could find the time? It isn’t an easy answer…At least, I don’t think that it is. There are plenty of things on a long (and growing) Read More …
Who Would Know
Unless they had been there, or done it too, who would know what you experienced? No one. I mean no one, specifically. But, they could – through similar experiences – have some level of understanding and quite possibly some empathy. Read More …