Do you remember that time when You congratulated someone? You said thank you? You noticed their new hair cut? You believed their wild story? You encouraged them? You waved good-bye? You said I love you? Of course you remember that Read More …
Being overly polite, or just normally polite, you will have to say “no thank you.” Usually said to a friendly, easy-going relative, by a child when offered broccoli, a second helping of soggy sweet potato fries…or, even almond cookies. I Read More …
It isn’t always necessary to get something in return, but sometimes, it is nice. There isn’t a hard and fast rule. Moms would say a Thank You note is always appropriate. So would Miss Manners and of course, Martha Stewart. Read More …
Sometimes you have to take a minute to just look around and really see who is there… Say “thank you”, say “I appreciate you”, say “I want you to be a part of this” … The only thing is, you Read More …
Memorial Day is the perfect time for the community to come together…and appreciate the history of our forefathers, mothers, sisters and brothers – those who came before us. They came together to give us freedom, liberty and life we live Read More …
Earned praise and thanks is really worth sharing, giving, announcing and even filling out a survey (if asked sincerely.) When things seem at their worst, someone can make the day better and step up, show that they care and they Read More …
We should all give and receive in equal parts. Give thanks. Receive thanks. Give peace. Receive peace. Give food. Receive food. Give wine. Receive wine. Give cookies. Receive cookies. Give love. Receive love. Keep balance in the universe. Keep balance Read More …
On days like this the people who help strangers, neighbors and of course, loved ones are revered. Indeed, they leave big shoes to fill. When they come inside, they should be greeted with warmth and maybe even cookies, cake, pie Read More …
Here are 3 things to say to your parents. You taught me more than I realize. Thank you for everything you sacreficed for me. You did more than I needed. Now, I am sure that you can come up with Read More …
Thanksgiving is a celebration of abundance, starting with that first harvest – which we’re no longer dependent upon any longer – not really anyway. We have more food than anyone should ever have in one meal, and then, we eat Read More …