February is here...the season of love! At church on Sunday, they showed a video from The Skit Guys. If you have never heard of them, you need to look them up. They are quite hilarious about some of the most obvious subjects. They did a skit about trying to buy cards for their wives for … Continue reading Happy Valentine's Day!
When I was about 10 years old, my mother took me with her to a popular craft store in the area that was having a massive sale. This store is still open and has this big clearance sale every summer. It was there that I was able to purchase, and get hooked on, a new … Continue reading Whose pattern are you following?
Abby, of Owen Sound, born in Brant County, passed away peacefully at North Heritage Animal Hospital on January 10, 2020 at the age of 66 (10 chronological years) after a brief illness, likely cancer. She was surrounded by love as she ran through the gates of heaven. Abby will be greatly missed by her people: … Continue reading In loving memory of Abby
In my post a few months ago, "You do not have my consent!" I quoted Warren Buffet and his thoughts on having an emotional response to everything that is said to you. After some recent experiences and research, I kinda disagree with him. On Wednesday, I was on a conference call for the weight loss … Continue reading Hooked on a Feeling
I once heard on a radio talk show that unmet expectations are the main cause of failure of just about every relationship. And when you really think about it, at its most simplest form, this is true. When you look at the last time you got mad at one of your kids, what happened? You … Continue reading What do you expect?
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the need to belong and be known is right in the middle. Some people look at being known and see it as the need to be famous, well-known or popular. On the other hand, people need people. They don't always realize it but they do. On Sunday, the sermon … Continue reading Will you be my friend?
Before I moved, almost a year ago, I made a list of things I wanted to do (hobbies, Bible studies, reading, changing habits, etc) and a list of people I wanted to connect with on a regular basis since I was moving three hours away. (I apologize now if you were one of those people … Continue reading The Road to Hell
