As of a few short weeks ago, I had both and adored both species equally. We had two adopted “senior” cats and an adopted Chocolate Lab named Maximus. We lost one of the cats to renal failure and our beloved loyal protector and friend Max passed away just a few weeks ago from cancer andContinue reading “I will take either…I miss my furry friends”
Author Archives: Elaine Sycks
Dealing with Difficult Days: Gratitude During Hard Times
In this video, explore the journey of practicing gratitude amid life’s toughest challenges. Discover how maintaining a grateful heart during difficult days isn’t about ignoring pain but embracing both struggles and blessings. This video offers emotional resonance and spiritual encouragement. Learn to find strength and grace by recognizing God’s enduring presence even in the storm.Continue reading “Dealing with Difficult Days: Gratitude During Hard Times”
My photography
My photography hobby every single time. I love to find a new hiking trail and photograph trees and wildflowers. I can wander through the woods with my camera and lose all sense of time and responsibility!
Midweek Motivational Post
#inspiration #motivation #motivationalpost #faith #faithoverfear
Disrespect and a Sense of Entitlement
A rampant disrespect: whether it be for the rule of law, for other drivers when on the road, for workers especially in the retail or restaurant industries, for property that does not belong to you. A sense of entitlement: that you are owed anything, or you are more important than anyone else in the room
Today’s 10
God The Bible I hate taxes I love coffee Coke is better than Pepsi My husband loves me My kids love me Dogs ARE a man’s best friend Over 70 degrees is too hot Traffic in Washington is the worst
New Week Motivation
#inspiration #motivation #motivationalpost #trials #faithfulness #triumphs
Give me safe, I’ll take my routine any day
I am not a risk taker. I do not seek adventure. I like safe, comfortable routines. I won’t even pretend. My biggest form of adventure is trying a new coffee shop!
It would be to have some of our family back with us….
My father in law. I would give anything to have another conversation, meal, meme sharing good time. My dog Max. That way he could hide under the table and be ready when I “accidentally” “on purpose” spilled pasta and bread.
Intangibles
Some of the intangibles get better with age. Our perspective on appreciating what matters most improves, such as family. We become more grateful for what’s in front of us. Simply being able to get up to enjoy another day becomes more valuable.
Lemon and Rosemary 