I just finished listening to Susanna Barlow’s Memoir, Not In My House on Audible. I started reading it on Kindle, but after a few chapters, I really wanted to hear Susanna’s story in her own voice. I love that voice and the knowledge, understanding and wisdom it conveys. I love […]
Gratitude
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My brother got married in September 1983. The ceremony followed a tradition that didn’t call for a best man—but my brother never saw an absence where he could see an opportunity. He asked me to be his best man at the reception, and gave me this Hallmark wood pen as […]
A story about healing with Ho’oponopono In the middle of a big, bright field of soft green grass lived two very curious creatures: Finn, who was soft and blue with floppy ears, and Leon, who was tall, checkered, and had eyes made of red buttons that sparkled in the sun. […]
For the second time this year, I went to the National World War I Museum and Memorial for a celebration. This time, we celebrated our Nation’s 245th Birthday.
To honor those who have served and fallen in defense of our country, a Balloon Glow was held on Sunday, May 30th, 2021 at the National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, MO.
I blame the smile that is on my face today on the folks at 99PercentInvisible.org. I listened to episode #328 from November 6, 2018 called, “Devolutionary Design” and learned stuff about the band “Devo” and Chi Chi Rodriguez that I didn’t know. In addition, and this is the part that […]
I made myself a cup of coffee this morning with heavy cream in it. Which isn’t all that unusual for me; ever since I started the ketogenic diet, I’ve added heavy cream to my coffee as another source of fat. Prior to doing keto, I preferred my coffee black. I […]
I was listening to episode 3 of the podcast, “So, here’s my story” where I heard a wonderful quote by Julio Olalla: “Wisdom is a love affair with the questions; and knowledge is a love affair with answers. We have lost concern for wisdom” So I did a search for […]