Last evening I had a rewarding experience. During the various tasks that my husband and I were taking care of, we had passed this woman on the corner of a grocery store parking lot. An unusal spot to be standing; not the norm. She was holding a sign asking for help. It wasn’t the sign that she was holding that caught my attention. It wasn’t the way she looked either. Nor that it was an unusal spot to be standing. There was something else about her that you don’t see very often. Her spirit! He… Continue

Reflect on how it is to get sick… all you want to do is go to bed and be left alone. Your alone, feeling yucky in bed resting with the body not moving. You are now put into a position of Solitude for whatever reason. Ah, the cold, the flu, the whatever made you sick syndrome. A day or two goes by, maybe a week… now your starting to feel better. Your rested and now you want to connect with others. Hmmm, Solitude. Take a moment and imagine. Now experience Solitude while you a… Continue

A few days have gone by, and now I must add to this writing adventure. Before I carry on here, let me say that I am enjoying this new path I am taking and loving each step, moment by moment. There are some bumps along the way; challenges within challenges, but it’s ALL rewarding. I started a course called “Inspiration to Implementation” with Craig Perrine. If you do not know who he is, you can go to this website of his - http://www.maverickmarketer.com/. This past week is the second week int… Continue

I am here to say, that I am committed to a challenge. Yes, that is correct, I am implementing my plans and ideas for a website called Seeding Together. While putting this site together, I will also write an e-book to publish at the same time this site is launched. I am stepping up to the plate and plunging into this project. I have been speaking about this project out loud to my husband; scheming, dreaming, living the vision in my own mind how this website is going to be. Of course, I… Continue

W Clement Stone said, "What the mind of man can conceive, man can achieve". Nowhere does that appear more true than in my house. I have a rescued Greyhound named Winston. He's a lovely dog...tall, handsome, affectionate. He has one minor glitch... he's afraid of his own shadow. Now, before you regard that as a cliche', allow me to interject that I was once walking Sir Winston, only for him to recognize his shadow "sneaking up" on him...he yiped... On with the Blog. Now Winston is much larger tha… Continue