The Purple Hydrangea
September 1, 2010
Outside the cottage we rented at Lake Erie last month, there was plenty to gawk at. Kayaks gliding and occasionally capsizing, sailboats disappearing in the
Outside the cottage we rented at Lake Erie last month, there was plenty to gawk at. Kayaks gliding and occasionally capsizing, sailboats disappearing in the
You take life in gulps! You eat too fast. You’re going in six directions. Words of my mom. To me. All my life and hers
Three times in the last two days, conversations with friends have turned to the question, “What is success?” It’s a good question. How do you
I just love it when synchronicity kicks in to solve a problem. So it was this week when my son called, wanting to know where
Others may be dragging hoses through their flower beds trying to keep those blooms blooming, but I’m happy to report I’ve discovered a new heat-proof
I’ve always been a fan of motivational speaker Tony Robbins. He seems to have such a good time up there in front of thousands, and
The time of day was not appealing. 7:15 AM for morning meditation. But after the moaning and groaning, I have to admit that the Sikh
I’m happily enjoying my “Chautauqua Fix” – one week in summer that I return to the Chautauqua Institution in Western New York for a summer
My dad’s been gone for more than a decade, and though he was an avid computer user up to the end, he was also a
I’m not sure why the cashier at Trader Joe’s wanted to know, but I’m glad he asked in front of a crowd: “These flowers are