Women of the Powergrid
July 28, 2010

Rose-colored Glasses

Aunt Carrie was our family’s eternal optimist. She always seemed to see the best in everyone. We affectionately accused her of seeing the world through rose-colored glasses.

One evening we took Aunt Carrie with us to one of our prison Bible studies. As we were leaving the facility Aunt Carrie shook her finger and informed the guard, “Those are all good boys in there; every one of them!”

A Lesson from the Rain
July 22, 2010

A Lesson from the Rain

Could it be that we find ourselves sometimes trickling, dripping, plopping, swishing, rushing, gurgling, pushing, crashing, & even gushing at times? I would say so. Anything that moves is said to have kinetic energy and potential energy is any kind of energy that is stored. I often wonder how much potential energy we as women store.

Women and Finances – a Biblical Perspective
May 31, 2010

Women and Finances – a Biblical Perspective

Sometimes it amazes me how many people – men and women –assume that historically women have always been financially incompetent …Read the Rest

Short Term Deciding Beats Long Range Guessing
May 30, 2010

Short Term Deciding Beats Long Range Guessing

How many times have you heard, “You must have a written business plan”? Well forget that…here are some new ways to look at things:

Trial Without Error
May 28, 2010

Trial Without Error

Why fall down if you don’t have to? We’ve all heard about learning from our mistakes, how about we try to avoid mistakes by learning from each other?

Wholesome Hobbies
May 26, 2010

Wholesome Hobbies

Hobbies are useful for stress relief and they also present great opportunities for family time if you can find something of interest to more than one person in the household.

Deny Reality
May 26, 2010

Deny Reality

Everything we use today was a product of someone’s imagination before it came into being. Your imagination is just as good as the next person’s so put it to use.

New Opportunities
May 24, 2010

New Opportunities

Today’s workplace is changing. Record unemployment has created some unlikely entrepreneurs. Not only has the profile of the average entrepreneur changed but so has the tools and environment required to start your own business.

The Rose Garden
May 1, 2010

The Rose Garden

The roses are blooming and I stand amazed once more in my front yard looking at the answer to my temporary insanity. Eight years ago, faced with way too much leisure time on my hands after the death of my husband, as well as a rather steep front yard which was now all mine to maintain, I opted to do something different. Rather than mow, I started digging up grass – with a hand pick because my front yard is just one step above solid baked clay.

Social Media is Good for Beating Self Pity
April 25, 2010

Social Media is Good for Beating Self Pity

Unfortunately, we all get attacked by self-pity once in awhile and I want to share a great way to beat it.