Just Say It
Anything you want to know more about, just say it out loud. Ask questions. Do research. Read more. Watch a little. Be ready to learn. You don’t even need to be that interested in something but if you just say Read More …
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Can You Tell
in terms of subtle, minimal (mostly immeasurable) changes…how can you tell that something is different? Your house settling, slight cracks in the plaster (um, drywall), caulk separating and nail heads popping. Dust accumulating until you can’t believe how much is Read More …
If Only for the Food
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 …
Window of Opportunity
Turns out there’s usually a window of opportunity and you never know when it will open, or close. Do what you love to do now. Keep doing it. Make every moment count. Share your wins. Share (and learn from) your Read More …
It’s The Accent
Sometimes it’s the accent that makes it better. The experience The mood The performance The opinion The jokes I’ve been listening to podcasts with some of my favorite actors and you know what? Some of them are wicked smart Some Read More …
Dedicated Fans
The most dedicated fans are your best cheerleaders. They stay in the rain. They come to see the event even when few others do. They shout the loudest to root you on. They laugh the most at your jokes. They Read More …
Apple Rings
When we were kids, we could be surprised by a snack in our lunch box that was simply apple rings – thin slices of our favorite apples – de-stemmed, de-cored and de-seeded. Yum. Maybe if we had kept eating them Read More …
Places to See
On a roll here, this week with topics flowing from one to another and subsequently, we (my blog groupies and I) were discussing places to see – right here in the US and abroad. It is a highly discussed topic, Read More …
Silently Change
It used to be that I would go around and silently change the clocks in the springtime as we were moving to Daylight Savings Time. This was my sly, sneaky mom way of trying to convince the kids, mid day Read More …
Horses Wild
We learn to play card games at an early age – at least we used to. Today, would the kids even understand it if we joked around and laid down a pair of cards and yelled “horses wild!” They don’t Read More …