There is an entry in my Mother’s 1941 diary that reads; Sep 22 Mon, 1941, They brought us word yesterday that Glen has volunteered for overseas…
Every one has their own style of project management. Pulling together a Thanksgiving dinner for a crowd is an example of project management. So is…
Life seems to be one long lesson. Some times the best lessons are learned early. My first important job was as social worker in a…
Last week I attended a networking session where the key note speaker gave a presentation on bitcoin and blockchain technology. In a roomful of people,…
Worrying. What’s the point? To stew about something that has happened or could possibly happen means to engage in an illogical activity. Shakespeare said it…
What goes on in the privacy of your mind? Are there times when you mind is saying one thing and your physical voice and face…
As a continuation of last week’s “You Should” post, this week’s topic focusses on the triple refrain, “I would have. I should have. I could…
Last week’s post Not In Her Repertoire got me to thinking about two words that I say far too often, and I really don’t like…
A friend of mine died of cancer last year. I spoke a few words at her memorial, told a few humorous stories and, I hope,…
There is an old saying that “Necessity is the mother of invention.” Perhaps that is true in some situations, as in the movie Apollo 13…