My first fur baby bore the name of Snooks. I don’t know what kind of dog she was. Back in those days as a five-year-old, a dog was a dog and my dog was little and white with curly hair. She followed me around and made me laugh with the pleasure of her company. My…
I read something recently asking the question, “How open-minded are you?” The article was short and well done and by the end of it, I reconsidered the opening question in a more personal nature. I’ve identified several instances where I took a close-minded stance. In an effort of self-improvement, I want to write about this…
It’s 2019, the year is fast coming to a close and within hours 2020 will make a grand entrance. Through the years my New Year’s resolutions have included losing weight, eliminating debt, learning a foreign language and refining various skills. Every year I vow to finish a box of craft projects I’ve accumulated in various…
Stress is a by-product of life, and it will never be practical to expect to rid stress from our lives. Learning to recognize what is creating havoc in our lives, discovering ways to keep it from doing damage, and arming ourselves with stress-fighting techniques is what we’ll cover today. Stress is a form of chemical…
As a Welderly, I live my life amongst a wide spectrum of ages, from grandchildren to adult children to my peers. I find the years going by with increasing speed, and sometimes I feel that I’m being left behind by family members. It’s very confusing because I don’t want them hovering over me and treating…
This article is the second in a ten-part series regarding brain health in our living welderly lives. Some of the information I share is from a book I’m reading titled Regain Your Brain by Peggy Sarlin. I also attended a Healing Energy Convention held locally last weekend and will draw on that exercise as well….
