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 …
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 …
If you listen to what the signs say… you may have less stress you might just get there faster you may be able to relax you might not be frustrated you may set an example you might miss a detour Read More …
When someone says, “we knew you then“, they kind of have you in an odd place, on edge maybe. Like, what does that mean? Are you the same now? Have you grown and matured? Do you know new things? What Read More …
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
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 …
You can always be ready – ahead of time… if you plan. If you make a list. If you think for a minute. If you are thoughtful. If you just take a breath. Dinner, today, tomorrow and the next day Read More …
You should always listen to your inner voice and be sure to take your own advice. Same as you would propose to someone you care about… be kind to yourself be truthful in the voice you use to speak internally Read More …
It is easy to love gifts. Finding them. Buying them. Giving them. Most people love gifts but many more love giving them. ~ Dawn aka Hat Girl
You enjoy the game, if only for the food. No preference of the winner. No knowledge of the players. No connection to the team. We are here together if only for the food and – of course – the connections Read More …
When you get together with good friends there is never enough time to share all the stories. Lunch out. A two hour reservation time slot. An afternoon together, lingering and chatting. One long meal even with time spent after is Read More …