#Habits October 18
Last week I engaged in a conversation about a topic I have written about before. the importance of HABITS. This conversation was taking place as I was having surgery done on my arm with...
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#Follower July 24
In 2021 any day of the month that has the number 4 in the date becomes a day to post about one of the FOLLOWERS of this blog. I started blogging in 2014 on the free...
#Novels July 20
If you live in North Carolina and like to read NOVELS I have info to share. Sometimes fiction can teach us facts. Libraries can do a lot for those interested in learning. They also...
#Mom May 29
One of the best leaders I know is Heather Hirt Miller and she just lost her MOM Ginger Hirt this week. Heather is the Director of Children and Youth Ministries at First Presbyterian Church...
#Library May 22
Visiting a LIBRARY can change your life. One of the my first great possessions was a card to the Morristown NJ LIBRARY. Growing up in Morristown NJ in the 1960’s there were lots of...
#Road May 10
“The ROAD Less Traveled” is one of the most influential books I have ever read. In fact I have read it several times. This month I along with others are participating in a 30...
#Envy April 26
ENVY can be dangerous and destructive. I remain concerned about the prevalence of comparison in the 21st Century. When we measure our self worth against what we see on social media it can become...
#Where February 16
During my ordeal with COVID in January I never concerned myself on WHERE I was going that day. To be honest it just wasn’t WHERE I was going physically it also applied to my...
#Reading February 13
I had someone named Duke Dahl visit my website who has a fascinating READING website called Bullet Point Reading He took the time to like a number of my posts earlier in the week....
#SUCCESs February 10
There is not a typo I am spelling SUCCESs correctly. I am following up on yesterday’s post on why Aesop Fables were so memorable. Those stories has a certain stickiness to them. I am...
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