There’s no better time to pause and reflect upon the many blessings in our lives. Believe it or not, the world will survive a few days without our business devotion, so go ahead and invest your day with friends and family. We have a lot to be thankful for … As…
As the Christmas holidays approach, it's easy to get all wrapped up in shopping, Christmas gifts and increasing our bounty of material things. While this year is a downer in so many ways ... the pandemic, fires, smoke, protests, a divided political environment ... maybe we can turn it to…
There’s no better time to pause and reflect upon the many blessings in our lives.
Believe it or not, the world will survive a few days without our business devotion, so go ahead and invest your day with friends and family.
As we begin to look toward 2021, Thanksgiving is a perfect time to pause and reflect upon the blessings we enjoy.
This year, it may seem harder than ever as all of us adapt to the restrictions imposed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“When you arise in the morning give thanks for the food and for the joy of living. If you see no reason for giving thanks, the fault lies only in yourself.” ~ Tecumseh
Nonetheless, it remains the preeminent family holiday and a wonderful occasion on which to remember all of the things for which we are thankful … our family, friends and health for starters … and other blessings of warm smiles, a baby’s laugh … and, of course, a delicious Cabernet.
I fulfilled my civic duty and voted. I hope you have, too.
At least we can agree on one thing ….. thank God the Presidential Election process is finally coming to an end … and farewell to the TV ads that are getting on our last nerve.
That euphoria won’t last long, though, will it? Tomorrow, we’ll awaken to inevitable disputes, bitter wrangling and the endless name-calling that has uniquely marked this election.
During this process, however, it dawned on me that there is one issue in our increasingly cumbersome voting process that’s getting little attention and yet is the one that besets every individual voter. That’s what I want to evaluate.
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We all know where we were on 9/11, a day that alongside Pearl Harbor, will live in infamy On this 10th anniversary of 9/11, we have all reflected on this unforgivable act by a lawless band of terrorists with no respect for the dignity of human life In their flawed…
This day is never more poignant and meaningful than during wartime as we contemplate the young men and women who defend the freedom we hold so dearly Over 4,000 children have lost one of their parents since September 11, 2011 Each of them cherishes the respect and admiration we pay to…
We knew that 2010 was a pretty "fowl" year didn't we ... but did you think that the price of a French hen would increase by 233%? Or that two turtle doves would now cost 78.6% more? That a lone partridge would go up 20%?Not that there's anything wrong with…
Wouldn't you know that after I'd just finished posting about the soldiers of the 7 Deadly Sins Army ... notably General Pride and his two prized henchmen, Major Envy and Major Jealousy, and their infection of the $10 trillion merger boom that mostly failed its shareholders ... that I'd discover…
