Study for A’s?
I still remember something a high school teacher told my class many years ago. (I wish I could remember his name.) He said that if we study for A’s, we
I still remember something a high school teacher told my class many years ago. (I wish I could remember his name.) He said that if we study for A’s, we
To-do lists are great in that they help us to stay on track with what we need to do. A disadvantage, though, is that once we are done with the
I’m not a resolutions person. It seems that too often I make a resolution at the beginning of the year to do something big, set it aside, and never look
Have you seen the movie The Perks of Being a Wallflower? There was a line in the movie that still resonates with me: “We accept the love we think we
“Use it or lose it.” I am not sure where this phrase originated, or in what capacity. It can apply to all aspects of our lives, however. From a physical
It is important that we embrace who we are. Each of us is unique. We need to appreciate all our good aspects and accept our areas that need improvement. At
Recently my husband (Rick) and I visited my brother (Jim) who lives in Kentucky. Jim arranged for us to go on a trail ride at the farm where he stables
The phrase “Not my circus, not my monkeys” is one that has helped me to keep things in perspective. There is truth to this statement. I have a tendency to
I think it might be human nature to complain. A certain amount of venting can be good. It releases some pressure and stress. It can help us put things into
My husband and I have friends who enjoy many of the same activities as we do—golfing, hiking, bike riding. Part of the enjoyment for them is incorporating endurance. Why use
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