Life Lessons

The Forever Kind

I’ve been running around the state for the past few days attending funeral services and birthday celebrations. While attending the funeral remembrances, I ran into some old friends from high school. I dated one, Karen. Another friend, Sue, and I hung out for thousands of hours during high school. The last time I saw the …

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Current Events

A Conundrum

I’ve spent the past several weeks recording an audio version of my book.  It’s a long-involved process, but I’m nearing the end.  Here’s a sample. I’ll let everyone know when it’s up and running.  You’ll have the opportunity to purchase a copy for yourself if you like.  You’ll be able to listen to my voice …

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Current Events

I’ll Keep You Posted

I’m recording my book, Pondering Life’s Lessons. It will be available as an audiobook on Amazon around the first of the year. I decided to record the book because I knew I’d have a lot of down time following my shoulder surgery. Recording occupies part of my time each day. I’m collaborating with an audiobook …

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Life Lessons

My Interpretation

None of the following quotations are mine. They were all written by Isabel Allende. I read one online and wanted to find out who wrote it. She was born in Peru but is considered a Chilean writer as she was raised in Chile, and she spent much of her time there before becoming a citizen …

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Random Thoughts

Can You Believe It

My Villages’ writing instructor asked us to bring a photo of someone to our first writing class.  She led us through a series of exercises hoping we’d be able to see more than just a photo.  Our task was to examine the image from left to right, and then top to bottom, looking for details …

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Current Events

One Vote

When I graduated from high school, I thought I might go into politics.  I even wrote about becoming a United States Senator in my thank you letter to those who gave me graduation gifts.  I’d study law, become an attorney, and somewhere down the line, I’d run for office.  I didn’t know what I’d run …

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Life Lessons

Maybe

The day before my shoulder surgery my son, David, and I played golf. I knew it was the last round I’d play for several months. I scheduled eighteen holes at The Villages’ Havana Country Club. I set it up so we’d start on the Hemingway nine and finish on Kilimanjaro because I’m particularly fond of …

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