Archive for the ‘The See-Saw Of Life’ Category

Stuart Wilde

There are those times when you’re going along your merry ole way, and something stops you in your tracks, and you forget what you were thinking or doing a second ago. That’s what happened to me when I read of Stuart Wilde’s passing. I remember many years ago when I first read his book, WHISPERING [...]

joel osteen

Did you read about the preposterous spam: “Joel Osteen Hoax: Man Allegedly Behind Ploy To Discredit Leader Wants Televangelist To Change His Message”? It had Joel Osteen abandoning his faith, and fleeing his congregation. And I ask myself, does the spammer have nothing else to do than to waste that amount of time doing what [...]

where would you go?

I was thinking about . . . because I read International Living’s newsletters, read travel books, and watch travel documentaries . . . where would I choose to live . . . so many beautiful places . . . where would I go . . . if I decided it was time to go? – [...]

Protecting the things in our cars

This morning the following VITAL PIECE OF INFORMATION came in my email box. It’s good to keep up with what’s happening . . . it seems we have to be aware of how we lock our cars when we leave them if we want the important things left behind to be there when we return. [...]

Foster Gamble and Lilou Mace

Lilou mace certainly knows the right questions to ask when she interviews, and she manages to interview people from around the world who have a lot of interesting things to say. For instance, she asked all the right questions of Foster Gamble, and he spoke honestly about his life (his thoughts on being an heir [...]

La Grotta in Richmond, Virginia, The clean program, the joe cross film fat, sick, & nearly dead, tinkyada pasta

Over two weeks of scrumptious food was savored during a visit to Alicia’s and Michael’s happy and lovely home in Richmond, Virginia, None of us had the wherewithal to lasso in the others when it came to choosing where and what to eat during the times we ate out at Richmond’s many excellent restaurants. One [...]

about death

Recently I subscribed to Neale Donald Walsch’s eletters which consist of very short paragraphs. I discovered that whatever topic he chooses, in a few words, he manages to say all that’s necessary. When one arrived I smiled because death was mentioned almost as an aside, as in, oh, well, yes, that could happen. I appreciated [...]

controversy? or choices, changes, teachings

Before I clicked on, “Empty Spam,” a few words caught my eye, and I had to smile. They were: “Some of the things you say are controversial. . . .” Controversial: “clash of opposing views.” But . . . opposite views seem a part of life, and help us to sort things out, so to [...]

let’s talk about death

Once in a while it could be very good to talk about death. Death? -you say Yes, why not? -I say. The news in all its forms never stops reminding us of it, and so perhaps it’s a good idea to give it some consideration, and not ignore that it’s a part of life. The [...]

jean houston

Lately when logging on to aol I see blog postings by well-known people who offer excellent information, and today Dr. Jean Houston – “Scholar, Philosopher, Researcher in Human Capacities” – posted “3 Keys to Living the Life You Want.” I can’t resist reading anything written by her. And so I read on and then clicked [...]

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