
Couples Kissing at Sunset – MSN Clipart
With it being Valentine’s Day, I wanted to share with you our Journey of Love
through a series of stories I’ve written. Continue reading

Couples Kissing at Sunset – MSN Clipart
With it being Valentine’s Day, I wanted to share with you our Journey of Love
through a series of stories I’ve written. Continue reading

Clicking Heels – MSN Clipart
When I thought more on my last story “Just for Fun” and letting go, I realized there was more I could add ― a lot more. So, here is Part 2.
I want to tell you about 3 incidents and people I worked with who knew how to be loose and let go in a fun way similar to my grandmother but more removed with no attachments. Continue reading

Future Self – Photo by Eddi van W. © Jun 2010 in Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/spiritual_marketplace/4680075318/
Slade Roberson at Shift Your Spirits recently wrote a post (with same photo) called “Please, You Must Be Eccentric” and it got me thinking. What would it feel like to have no inhibitions and, just for fun, let go, let it rip and totally set our imaginations free?
What would be the first thing you’d do ― dance around, shout for joy, sing, laugh, take off for Paris, get married????? The imaginations are endless when we just let go of the what-if’s! Continue reading

Downtown Chicago – Photo by Pat Ruppel © March 2011
I woke up this morning thinking about doing what I love going through the checks and balances in my heart and mind. I have to admit practicing this has had its challenges since I retired early last year in 2012.
I no longer have the typical, daily routine of commuting and the structure of the corporate world where your day is laid out creating work for someone else.
You may ask, “You have a problem with that?” No! It just comes with a few pleasant and happy challenges in the rearranging of life disciplines and attitudes. Continue reading
A thought…that’s all it takes…another thought, then another. They seem to
come in waves one after another with energy and a life of their own.
I wonder where they come from. We all have them. It’s not unusual, uncommon or
unique. Yet, one thought if entertained can change the world. Continue reading