As I am in my last week pre-surgery, I found this in an article written for doctors from a psychological point of view – it was aimed to be a help for pre-and-post-operative considerations. Since I have been “considering” this A LOT in my pre-surgical state, I was curious if it matched up for me.
And I rarely do! As I have previously shared, I so often resonate and appreciate the blogs of Isabel D. Price who I just discovered this year. But I quickly realized how much I agreed with her health coaching and tips as well as her spiritual encouragement. And then it happened again with a recent
Ken Follett is the author of over 30 books of historical fiction, also called “political thrillers”, which have earned him legions of fans worldwide – with books translated into many languages. I just finished the last book in his Century Trilogy – it has set me to thinking about legacies and life stories. The trilogy
Is your glass half full or half empty? Do you wear rose-colored glasses or do you expect Murphy’s law everywhere you look? Are you looking on the bright side or expecting the worst? The words optimistic and pessimistic are opposites and when used in the context of a person’s general outlook, it expresses their sense of whether a situation will
“Where food meets faith” is the tag line of one of my new ‘fav’ blogs that I have latched on to this year as a place to go for wisdom, godly reminders and health that fits my belief system. Isabel D. Price shoots out regular blogs and this one really caught my attention. It was
As I share my course and help people write their Life Stories, I often hear that people don’t think they have anything important to write or share. Let me expand the thought – doing your Life Story, writing your stories and memories that go into it, is a two-way benefit street. Not only is it
OK, I will just “fess up” right now. I am one of those annoying people who, when in a hurry, will blurt out the rest of the sentence, or thought, or whatever someone else is trying to say — and they are perhaps taking just a little too long to say it, evidently, in my
I recently had a bout with a gastrointestinal issue that had me searching my memory for what would be best for me to eat or drink during this time. Although my mom never referred to it as BRAT, I knew she would give us bananas, (she skipped rice), applesauce and toast and nothing very heavy
As anyone who follows me knows, I am sold out to sharing and preserving our photos, media, life-stories and memories. Even though I am a bit “late to the party” in finding the best way to accomplish these legacy goals, I am committed to helping others do the same. Hopefully, helping them start earlier than
You’re in a hurry. You need to know what this story is about. Stat. OK, OK. It’s about impatience. And, so you don’t have to wade through the whole thing, here is the last sentence of the story: In other words, imprudence, not impatience, is the problem. C U L8R The above is the opening
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