One of the reasons I am grateful for the internet is
that it is getting easier and easier for the “average”
person to get answers to the questionable, rather
than having to settle for what is presented to them.
I remember before the Internet came to be, and it
seemed like most people accepted what they saw
on TV or heard on the radio or read in the newspaper
as the best and most accurate information of the day.… —-> Continue…
I’m writing another book.
Now, for the most part, my previous book was
more of a collection of stories with a variety
of different topics – mostly inspirational.
This one is more specific toward
the arena that is communication.
I know – it may not sound as enticing
as 50 Hues of Black and White,
BUT if you had better control of
the communication in your Life -
it could lead to so much more!… —-> Continue…
Earlier this afternoon I heard these
words come out of the radio:
“Spend all your time waiting
for that second chance…”
I had to grab a pen & paper and
write it down before I forgot -
there was too much that
it triggered to let it go.… —-> Continue…
“If you can’t say something nice,
don’t say anything at all.”
My Mom used to say this when I was a kid,
and I was again reminded of it the other day
while on the phone with someone who
had very little nice to say.… —-> Continue…
It was blood. Mine.
My son and I stopped at a place I probably shouldn’t name
to reward ourselves with a Caramel Apple Frosty™ Parfait
and a Wild Berry Frosty™ Parfait. I had the caramel apple 
About 1/3 of the way into it, I saw a bit of what looked
like maybe some red apple peel on the spoon. … —-> Continue…
The other day I was talking with a client
who has read several of my writings,
and he shared with me something which
he believed about people and their health.
In short:
If a person doesn’t really care about themselves,
they aren’t going to take good care of themselves.… —-> Continue…
Independence Day:
a Declaration of Independence
is nothing unless we continue
to ACT independent
of our government.
The same holds true today
as it did 233 years ago.
If our forefathers could see
what we have done with the
liberty their lives have paid for,
I wonder if those brave revolutionists
would ever have signed the
Declaration of Independence -
knowing that it would be
their death warrant.
