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Category Archives: attitude
Family dynamics
Most would agree that families are the most important, influential grouping in all of society. And while we hope that is a loving, nurturing environment, the relationships may not always be so. We grow in life. We become the people … Continue reading
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Posted in attitude, family, grandchildren
Tagged trials
Finding your way
Last weekend I started out with my grandsons after a sleepover, a hearty breakfast of waffles, then there was my granddaughter’s soccer game, plans for the county fair with the grandkids, and, of course as of late, more than a … Continue reading
Optimistically slanted
Yesterday I went to the ophthalmologist. She had discovered a rare form of quick on-set glaucoma. A simple procedure would prevent blindness. “Will it hurt?” I asked. “Just a little flick that feels like a rubberband against the back of your … Continue reading
Attention!
We paid attention to the grandkid’s busy schedule, making sure they had time to attend book club. We spent a few hours at a company picnic and enjoyed the food and games to let the firm know our appreciation for … Continue reading
Posted in attitude, children, grandchildren, technology
Good idea, bad idea
My grandkids love to play good idea, bad idea. “Good idea. Doing your own yardwork,” says the Bug. “Bad idea. Doing your own dental work.” “Good idea. Throwing a penny into a fountain to make a wish,” the Worm says. … Continue reading
Posted in attitude, children, grandchildren
The cookie was right
For once I get a fortune cookie with a fortune that says it like it is. I anxiously ripped open my wrapper, hoping for an exciting premonition for some positive change. Alas, there was none. I mean literally no fortune. … Continue reading
Surviving life’s little pitfalls
Coco’s move to her own apartment didn’t exactly work out like she’d hoped. Come to find out her downstairs neighbor, Pixie and her dog, Cupcake, aren’t really much of a Pixie or a Cupcake. So Coco is on the move … Continue reading
Small things
The last week has reminded of many precious small things – saying “I love you,” arms of a toddler reaching up at you to be picked up, laughter, and bottles of Heinz catsup. What a treat, last week meeting a young handsome … Continue reading
Bottle it
I sat in gridlock traffic after working extra-long hours. I was tired. The night was cold and dark. I needed a perk – something that made me smile and energized me. I pulled off the freeway and you guessed it … Continue reading
Posted in attitude, grandchildren, happiness
Tagged coping, Jennifer
I lied
Remember the other day when I proclaimed to the whole world (okay, to my ten dedicated readers) that I had mastered how to say no and take time for myself. Well, I lied. At least more often than not when … Continue reading
Posted in attitude, travel
Tagged communication, Utah
