The Love of a Cardinal
By Carolyn Adams - Monday, September 22, 2008
The sky was blue, dogwoods were blooming, and the spring birds were singing as the puffy, white clouds of early spring floated by. I stared out of my bay window trying to make sense of losing my dad.
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EUlogy for a Lost Career
By Sheree Martines - Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Butcher, baker, candlestick-maker” – No matter your profession … or how much you love what you do, there are THOSE days …We dream of winning the lottery, liquidating our assets, or saying “I’ve HAD enough!” After a few moments, sanity returns; you remember what you are working for.
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PHOTOPLAY
By Jan Bridgsford Smith - Sunday, September 07, 2008
A year ago I broke down and got a cell phone that takes pictures. I rarely think to use it, the camera I mean but every once in a while I get into this head space and decide to take pictures of myself. I’ve become obsessed with getting a good picture of my head before I completely forget what I once looked like. No, that’s not right. I mean before what I really look like becomes completely different from what I used to look like and still think I look like although I don’t look like what I think or remember at all.
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RECESSION? WHAT YOU CAN DO TO PROTECT YOURSELF
By Peg Hill - Monday, August 11, 2008
“A shock alone won’t cause a recession if the economy is otherwise strong.” says Larghman Achuthan, managing director of the Economic Cycle Research Institute.
Some experts predict that we have a 50-60% chance of a recession. The recent growth in the GNP, while not negative, is very soft. We often find out that we are already in a recession when those results are restated later.
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Pruning Our Lives, Gently
By Rita Robinson - Friday, August 01, 2008
I knew that both my own life and my way of thinking needed pruning, just as a fruit tree needs respite from its tangled branches in order to grow stronger and produce better fruit.
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