Creating Imaginative Worlds with Writing
It feels great to look forward to things in life, like a vacation, a promotion, a baby, a marriage, the lists goes now. Sadly, I don’t have many of these moments anymore, although yes there are those milestones likes birthdays and celebrations I look forward to, but those happen each year. I guess for myself,… Continue reading The Distortion of a Fragile Mind on Edge
We live in world that constantly tells us how much of nothings we are. Living in the U.S. I am confronted with this each day. As I live in a country of extreme wealth, millionaires and billionaires who use media to make it known to the world how little we are to this country and… Continue reading The Dangers of Media Obsession in Today’s Society
For some of us, we may say good riddance to the previous year, for me that was 2023 and I was on the verge of saying that to 2024, but had to really think about this year, the struggles, the blessings. No year is perfect although 2022 was close to great along with 2021, which… Continue reading Overcoming Challenges: A Journey Towards Hope in 2025
What is truly important in this time of year, the season of giving, a season of joy and for myself, the reason for the season JESUS! All of look at this time of year differently, some absolutely hate this time of year over the sear reason that it’s a time of being forced to give… Continue reading Why Jesus, Not Gifts, Should Define Our Holidays
The holidays are a time of self-reflection. What we consider to be most important. Although one could look at life and see and say I have nothing to be down about and in my opinion, there is always something we could be down about, life is not perfect after all. For myself I have my… Continue reading Giving Myself the Gift of 4 more years of Life
Rosalie Eleanor Nerio was an incredibly kind women, who I grew up with and as a child, always had a youthfulness about her. She loved to laugh and talk, she was a real chatter box who loved to talk to our late mother Linda, in which they would talk for hours and hours. Here is… Continue reading Rosalie Eleanor Nerio (1944 – 2024): A Life of Love, Caring, and Enduring Legacy
Have you ever felt like you lost your light in life. Do you ever wonder is this it, is this the happiest I will feel. Or Do you feel that your light in life has burned out. I think about this a lot as I think of a time in my life when my light… Continue reading My Burnt Light
Let them eat cake, if often repeated as said by Marie Antoninette, but actually history shows it was most likely said by Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s confessions in 1765. Who knows who really said, but its often a display that the cares of peasants are not important. Who are the peasants you ask, well WE of course.… Continue reading The Decimation of Society and Only Getting Worse
Getting older is no fun, although many would say that’s life and that is so true as we have no control over age, getting older, only what we do with our time here on earth. In my older age I have become increasingly observant of myself, the new generations of today and although I am… Continue reading Epic Failures of Life
I often reflect on my life, my choices, and where I am today in my life. I’ll admit that career-wise I thought I would be much further into this life today. Although I am not complaining about my current state and the company I work for, I thank GOD. God has position me in a… Continue reading The Weight of My Life’s Choices
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