“A house is a home in progress.” They built a house of sticks and stones, with mortar in-between to hold it together. But it would not stand the test of time. The floods came and washed it away in bits and pieces, and they learned from their mistake. Later, they built a house of bricks … Continue reading Building House, Sifting Dirt, and Washing Clean
I have to preface this week’s Top 5 by saying how disappointed I am in the basic rules of courtesy that we as a society seem to have forgotten. One thing I loved the most when I was growing up was that I could always expect and appreciate that everyone else was on the same … Continue reading Sam’s Friday Top 5: Rules of Etiquette
“Cold hands, warm heart.” – Anonymous Buying gloves is a ritual I can do without for several reasons. Principally I cannot stand having to put my hands in the exact same place many, many other people’s hands have been. Call it a phobia, call it good hygiene, but I take offense to this being a … Continue reading Cold Hands, Warm Heart.
We’ve all been there, and it’s really not a bad place to be. It’s the friend zone, an area of proximity that can turn into either a wonderful friendship, or a casual acquaintance. Which way it goes is entirely up to the two people who have voluntarily entered the friend zone. Each one of them … Continue reading The Friend Zone
What proves our strength and resolve is not how we act when things are wonderful, but how we act when life keeps throwing us curveballs. Some of us curl up in the fetal position and wait for others to take care of things, and that’s fine when you’re a baby and you can’t do many … Continue reading Crisis Mismanagement
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