Is It Good?
Is it good? Dinner. You made it, you taste tested as you went, adding in what was missing. Now that it is done and you tried it…are you happy with it? The Board presentation. It’s your update, you worked on Read More …
Category: life
The Year of 22
It’s the year of 22. None like it before, at least for you (or anyone else.) You feel invincible. You feel young. You feel capable of taking the next step and going out into the world. Whether you are 30, Read More …
Visual Menu
A regular menu is good. The visual menu is great. Pictures, hopefully drool-worthy tell so much. You can look, and carefully choose. Taking your time to decide before you place your order. Does it have scallions? Can I get it Read More …
What Did You Forget?
Traveling again and it is out of the norm…even though it used to be and you were a pro (well, maybe a semi-pro. No, a pro. For sure.) It is always too late when you ask yourself, what did you Read More …
Fit It All In
You can fit it all in… To your schedule To the shipping box To the suitcase To the schedule To the weekend Just figure it out. Squish it in there. Roll it up. Don’t sleep. Stop working or maybe, you Read More …
Read More
We should all read more. But. For fun. To laugh. To learn something new. To enjoy the story. To reconnect with someone (who sent you a letter, hopefully.) Make the time to read more and maybe life will be a Read More …
Two’s Better
One is good but two’s better. Having a friend Being someone’s confidante A hand to hold – whether it is their left or right A rare date, that’s something special Random creativity, being clever All of this and more. Also, Read More …
Take The Days
It’s better to take the days that come to you and appreciate each and every one of them. The early snow – bonus if it is big white fluffy flakes – even better happening the day before Christmas. The warm Read More …
Just One Year
It has been just one year… but, so much longer than that. How can just one year mean so many things? ~ Dawn aka Hat Girl
Drop It All and Go
When you have a 60+ degree day, mid winter – you drop it all and go out as soon as you possibly can. Pause the work. Wrap up that last call. Stop checking e-mail. Write the blog later. Ditch the Read More …