FOR THE LOVE OF CHILDREN

I love children; always have. Even as a child, I enjoyed it when a baby cousin accompanied an aunt or uncle visiting our home. I always thought babies had their own uniqueness; soft skin, sparkling eyes, and a sweet, fresh smell all their own. Unless they needed a diaper change! My love for children continuedContinue reading “FOR THE LOVE OF CHILDREN”

FROM MY HEART FRIDAY

When my children were little, I  enjoyed every minute with them. I loved watching them grow, witnessing their, oh so different personalities, listening to their dreams and wishes, and experiencing their loving hearts.  They were kind children who grew into even more compassionate adults. They were taught at a young age to be responsible, andContinue reading “FROM MY HEART FRIDAY”

WAVE OF LOVE WEDNESDAY

It’s the night before Valentine’s Day, and love is starting to fill the air with heightening anticipation of the celebration, that happens every year on February 14th. Children will carry cute little cards to share with their classmates, flowers will be chosen and given to loved ones, couples will enjoy a delicious dinner at theirContinue reading “WAVE OF LOVE WEDNESDAY”

THE SATURDAY ALMOST SUNDAY SCOOP

Today was a busy but gratifying day.  First I had a book signing at Mycalyn’s Floral and Gifts. It was great!  Yes, I sold books, but most importantly the conversations I had with the shoppers were priceless. The holidays always seem to bring the best out of people. And today was no exception. I lovedContinue reading “THE SATURDAY ALMOST SUNDAY SCOOP”

FROM MY HEART FRIDAY

When my children were little, I  enjoyed every minute with them. I loved watching them grow, witnessing their, oh so different personalities, listening to their dreams and wishes, and experiencing their loving hearts.  They were kind children who grew into even more compassionate adults. They were taught at a young age to be responsible, andContinue reading “FROM MY HEART FRIDAY”

A One In a Million

Today is Administrative Professionals Day. It is a day set aside to honor secretaries, receptionists, and all those who work hard to keep offices running efficiently. This is a story about gratitude, compassion, laughter, and friendship, and a special secretary who brought so much to all who walked into her office. In 1992, I wasContinue reading “A One In a Million”

Bring on the Hope

The day started as every other day, I got up, got my coffee and turned on the news. There it was as it has been for the last year but getting more frequent, more disturbing, more of the same thing;  the candidates  stumping for votes. I turned on another news channel and listened to a newscasterContinue reading “Bring on the Hope”