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More treats please
If your pet could talk, what would be the first thing it says?
Lord of the Flies
Have you ever regretted reading a book — which one and why? I was required to read this in college. Just awful
A short poem to celebrate Labor Day and the gift of work
#laborday #labor #work #hardwork #workisagift #laborday2026 Today we honor hands that serve,With strength and faith and steady nerve.The hands that build, the hands that care,The hands that give and always share. From fields of green to city streets,From busy shops to office seats,Each honest task, both great and small,Adds something meaningful to us all. WorkContinue reading “A short poem to celebrate Labor Day and the gift of work”
Denver and LAX
What’s the best and worst airport you’ve been to? I loved LAX because of all the food and beverage choices – amazing Denver International is just uggghhhh. Don’t miss your exit ramp when trying to leave the airport or you will be in an endless circle with no chance of escape 😂
Self-help books that are just endless string of empty cliches
Unfortunately, the reality is that sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel IS an oncoming train.
New Week Motivation
#change #adapt #wisdom #motivation #inspiration #challenges
When the Leaves Begin to Fall: Embracing Change Through Faith (written by Elaine Sycks)
There is something beautiful about the arrival of fall. The air becomes crisp, the days grow shorter, and the trees begin their magnificent transformation. Leaves that were once green slowly turn shades of gold, orange, red, and brown before gently falling to the ground. Fall reminds us of something we sometimes struggle to accept: changeContinue reading “When the Leaves Begin to Fall: Embracing Change Through Faith (written by Elaine Sycks)”
Chapter 25 “Clara’s Accidental Discovery” (from “The Skeleton in the Hayride” fall murder mystery)
“Clara,” Brody began, his voice steady but firm, as he leaned against the counter of her small bakery. The aroma of cinnamon and sugar, usually a comforting scent, seemed to hang heavy in the air, a stark contrast to the tension that crackled between them. He’d found her here, meticulously arranging a display of delicateContinue reading “Chapter 25 “Clara’s Accidental Discovery” (from “The Skeleton in the Hayride” fall murder mystery)”
NOT GIVE UP
What’s the bravest thing you’ve ever done when no one was watching?