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Happy Cows
There was an article in the New York Times this past Sunday entitled, “Where Cows Are Happy and Food is Healthy” by Nicholas D. Kristof. While I was reading, I was smiling. After I read it, I was smiling and kind of shaking my head a little. I found it strange that this story that … Continue reading
Monday Musings and Motivations — Part Twenty-Two — Vulnerability
I caught a television show last week during one of my lying-on-the-couch-feeling-sick-and-vulnerable days about the subject of vulnerability. It resonated with me so much because A) I’m a sucker for that feel-good, improve yourself stuff and B) I think I’ve spent much of my life showing that I’m vulnerable, sometimes to my demise. Here’s the … Continue reading
With a Little Help From My Friends
Just a short post today to bring attention to and thank a fellow blogger friend/guy/writer. Mike at Roam About Mike. He’s a talented writer who actually does that (write) for a living and he had this contest a few weeks ago. Mike said I didn’t have to write about it, but I’m going to anyway. … Continue reading
I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar
Now that I have your attention. This post is about men and women and the fun they have dating, socializing. Well, maybe not so fun according to a friend of mine who’s in the dating world right now and not loving it so much. I’m going to call her Amy. Amy is a professional with … Continue reading
Marvelous, Maddening Manhattan
We’ve been living near Manhattan for a little over three years now. Not in it, but close enough to visit often and we’ve done that many times. When we first arrived, we’d go in nearly every weekend. We were enamored by this gritty lady, Manhattan. Manhattan is a dichotomy, a contradiction. Stars are born here. … Continue reading
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