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 …
Tag: figure it out
Online or In Person
What is real and accurate, being online or in person? Shocking that you would think one would be true while the other might not be as trusted. I mean, if it says one thing on their website you would think Read More …
No Connection
When there really is no connection it is totally obvious – not just to me – to everyone. Oh? You don’t see it? Okay, maybe it’s not immediately evident. Give it time and perhaps it will come to you (eventually). Read More …
At The Wall
You should (and can) throw everything at the wall. It is more than just seeing what sticks. It is about finding a solution as soon as possible. Trying this or that, randomly to find an answer, is not the way Read More …
Not On Purpose
Ever do something and it was not on purpose… and it worked out to your advantage? Like when you hit the pool balls with the cue ball just right and you sink not just the one solid you were going Read More …
Not A Match
Don’t get all up in arms about this one, it has to do with color… and this particular shade is not a match. The on screen color comparison leaves a lot to be desired. Of course, I know this and Read More …
A Variety of Options
We have a variety of options. Evaluate each one. Experiment with something different. Talk to some of your friends. Ask the family, too. Choose the best from a variety of options. New choices, old standbys, and some things you may Read More …
Skip The Line
We all want to skip the line when… it is too long. we are in a hurry. there is an option to take a shortcut. you know someone who is closer to the front. we think we have earned it Read More …
Maybe Wait
When things are not quite perfect, maybe wait for them to get better. But. How long will you wait? Or. Is there something you can do instead to make it better? …You can make decisions. …You have free will. …You 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 …