Way of Life
That’s Mighty Neighborly Of You
The value of good neighbors can’t be overstated. They convey the calmness that comes with someone always having your back who also makes your life just a little bit richer.
Missing The Troubadour
More than four decades ago, I was introduced to Jimmy Buffett’s music. I quickly came to understand the appeal of this incredible, timeless storyteller.
Porches and Hummingbirds
Two of my favorite things — porch sittin’ and watching hummingbirds do their thing in the Appalachians …
FL v NC
Picking your Forever Home between FL and NC is challenging … with good reason!
Whataboutism — Personal Integrity Begins With The People
Sadly, it happens in abundance on social media, in politics, and in societal and international conflict — it’s whataboutism, the technique or practice of responding to an accusation or difficult question by making a counteraccusation or raising a different issue.
Let’s Give Procrastination a Break
A task left undone remains undone in two places — at the the task’s actual location and inside your head. Ah, but the sweet art of procrastination comes sooooo naturally!
Happy Wife, Happy Life
Does the secret of a happy marriage remain a secret? Hardly. A Happy Wife certainly helps, but a harmonious relationship is the responsibility of both partners.
And God said, “Let there be condiments.”
Condiments — one of the most important and overlooked issues of our day. Learn one man’s perspective on the topic …
The Relentless March of Time
We don’t consciously noodle on the subject of time because we’re so consumed with living life. However, as time passes, we certainly comprehend what “time marching on” feels like.
Things I’ll Never Master … And That’s Okay
If you’ve always felt you could become a better version of yourself but seem to run smack into a wide assortment of deficiencies, read on …
Different Perspectives
Perspective helps us to understand and consider other positions, beliefs, experiences and viewpoints. This gives us a better understanding and greater empathy. Gaining perspective reduces bias and conflict.