Right There
The worst case scenario…okay, maybe not the absolute worse case scenario, but still not very good, is when you are looking but not seeing something that is right there in front of you. A type-o. A friend. A supporter and Read More …
The worst case scenario…okay, maybe not the absolute worse case scenario, but still not very good, is when you are looking but not seeing something that is right there in front of you. A type-o. A friend. A supporter and Read More …
If you can’t find it, keep looking. What are you looking for: In life? At work? In your bag? On your desk? From a restaurant, service provider, supplier or vendor? In your relationship? At home? In a file system – Read More …
There are a number of things that (hopefully) in your life, you will think are worth trying. Rock climbing – indoor or out (in if you don’t have an expert to guide you) Parasailing Water skiing Public speaking Holding an Read More …
Just when you think you have totally forgotten everything, you realize that you did plan ahead – or still have time. Like the request for someone to do you a favor, which you asked them to do 5 weeks ago Read More …
It is hard for some of us to recall, but remember back when you could not do something, or didn’t realize the importance of being able to do it either? Parallel parking. It takes time. Let’s not beep at them. Read More …
Someday we will learn the very best way to handle each and every situation that comes to be – right there in front of us. No quick reactions. No dashed off e-mails (or texts). No short answers. No shouting “NO!” Read More …
This week, and this weekend, begin the PSAT nightmares for both teens and their parents. For different reasons of course. Standardized testing, apparently was invented over a hundred years ago, something I would not have thought, but read (recently) from Read More …
This topic has my head spinning and I am certain that it will take several posts to truly convey how I really feel, and what I think about it, so let’s just make the general statement: obedience is over-rated. Early Read More …
In most urban areas, as well as suburban towns, paying for parking is pretty normal. Whether you are commuting to work, visiting the city, or running an errand to the only retail store that exits within 80 to 100 miles Read More …
Ok, so earlier today, I heard something said by my youngest daughter and it made me pause. Her statement, while true, sounds worse than it is. I can’t resist commenting and sharing this… Now, if you’re young…or younger, this may Read More …