I thought I was the only one who found Valentine’s Day a procrastinator’s delight. There are 141 million Valentine’s Day cards exchanged each year, not including the boxes of cards school-age children exchange. More than 50% of those cards are bought in the six days immediately preceding Valentine’s Day? That’s a lot of procrastinators! Are… Continue reading Valentine’s Day: Procrastinator’s Delight
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Going to Mars Word By Word via a Time Slip
Jioin me for the next book review, Going to Mars Word by Word via a Time Slip. Martian Time Slip by Phillip K. Dick is a dark, moody story.
Whoopensocker Words
I am up to my elbows in elephants and alligators or several large projects. Large projects with lots of words, whoopensocker words. What’s that? Read on.
It’s Not the Dust Bunny’s Fault
I’ve got a secret. My house is a mess. And it’s not just a mess because I hate housework. (I do!) But, there’s a story I learned that taught me, it’s not the dust bunny’s fault. My theory on housework is, if the item doesn’t multiply, smell, catch fire, or block the refrigerator door, let… Continue reading It’s Not the Dust Bunny’s Fault
Set Yourself on Fire for 2013
It’s a new year and many of you have set ambitious goals or resolutions. Here are some thoughts on how you might actually meet those goals this year. Maybe you’ll set yourself on fire and exceed your goals. The first and most important step toward success is the feeling that we can succeed. – Nelson… Continue reading Set Yourself on Fire for 2013