Bathroom Rock Bottom: Mid-Year Musings This morning while on the floor of the bathroom trying to organize and clean out the linen closet, drawers and cabinets I wondered aloud to myself why I had waited so long to do this task. Isn’t it the way things go for many of us? We think about doing [...]
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Bathroom Rock Bottom: Mid-Year Musings
Posted in Family and/or Personal, Personal Philosophy, Personal Philosophy, Religion on May 28, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Smiles and Greetings: Simple and Powerful
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged greeting, interaction, smiling, souls on March 28, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Soul Exchange: Smiles and Greetings In an ongoing personal effort to fight the barrage of negativity that threatens to choke my mood on a daily basis, I’ve been trying out a couple of things of late including smiling more at others. A great and somewhat safe way to do this is when I go on [...]
Healthy Habits Can Hinder: Beware of Possible Toxic Items in Your Pantry!
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged flaxseed, flour, freezer, olive oil, pantry, rancid, trans fat, whole grain, ziploc on March 22, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Healthy Habits Can Hinder: Beware of Possible Toxic Items in Your Pantry! In our local Palm Beach Post newspaper today there was an article reprinted from the Chicago Tribune written by Monica Eng entitled “Has Your Food Gone Rancid”—you may retrieve the article in full at http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2012-03-07/features/sc-food-0302-rancidity-20120307_1_trans-fats-polyunsaturated-oils-food-chain In short this article brings up the fairly [...]
Seashell Philosophy by She: Part 3 in a Series
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged conch shell, life, philosophy, seashell on February 24, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
The Precious Among the Tumbling and Treacherous Earlier this week, my little sister was able to take some time from her work schedule to go to the beach with my boys. As we approached the shoreline on Singer Island here in South Florida, we were taken aback by the electric blue color and the cylinder-type [...]
Seashell Philosophy by She: Part 2 in a Series
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Atlantic, olive shells, philosophy, seashells, shore, treasures on February 21, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
The Extraordinary Among the Mundane Jumping and running through the surf of the brisk February surf on our Atlantic shore this month has yielded a few precious finds: shiny granite bits, coral pieces and other small shells. However, I was trying in vain earlier this week to find some fun shells at the “white line” [...]
Seashell Philosophy by She: Part 1 in a Series
Posted in Uncategorized on February 19, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
PREFACE: For the past several years I’ve been thinking about writing a series of short essays that would attempt to catalog the variety of thematic trends I’ve observed when walking along any given seashore looking for shells, rocks and anything else that may be of interest as a gift from the ocean. Whatever subject begins [...]
SAVE THE BUTTERFLIES: Why It Matters What You Do
Posted in Personal Philosophy, Personal Philosophy, Social Commentary, tagged America, business, butterflies, economy, family, friends, gay marriage, Greece, innovative, personal responsibility, relationships, United States, world stage on May 17, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
SAVE THE BUTTERFLIES! : Why It Matters What You Do INTRODUCTION: Just One of Nature’s Many Philosophy Lessons It was another hectic day, one of those days that it seems there is no end to movement by vehicle or by foot. As I exited off Interstate 95 I was held up at the red light [...]
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