I shall be forever grateful to Mrs. Smith. She was the first person who invited my husband and I over after we were married. It was a time of great transition. We hadn’t been married long and were busy setting up our apartment and life in a new city. It felt like we belonged nowhere. We no ... Read More »
How to be a Place Maker
We are attracted to certain people. And not because of their clothes or appearance, but because of their attitude, their manner, and the way they treat us. Maybe they have a smile for us. Or a simple hello. Maybe they ask how we are doing and really mean it and take time to listen to our problems ... Read More »
Ten Lessons I Learned from De-Cluttering My House
Who doesn’t like a tidy, clutter free, organized house? My hand is in the air. And I bet yours is too. Well I’ve been organizing and purging stuff from my house and it feels wonderful. It also is looking better. Not always in the open and living spaces, but behind cupboard and closet doors. ... Read More »
When We Feel Misunderstood
We have this deep need to be understood. To be approved of. To have others relate and agree with us. We desire others to understand what we say. What we do. And why we do what we do. Being misunderstood is hard. It is not fun to be questioned. To be misunderstood. To have wrong motives ... Read More »
When Words Fail Us
Sometimes words fail us. I am telling hubby goodbye. Sitting in the car, I roll down the window and look at him standing in the driveway. He rests his hand on the edge of the window as I squint up at him. I am leaving for a week. Heading south. On the kitchen counter lies the itinerary. ... Read More »
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