What kind of milk comes from a forgetful cow?Milk of Amnesia Did you hear the song about the tortilla?Actually, it was more of a rap. Dartboards on the ceiling are disgusting.They make me throw up.
Live Life Laughing
Leave Frustration Behind
Are frustrations eating away at your productivity? It happens to the best of us. We have a four-hour window to achieve something, and it doesn’t work out: you don’t have the right supplies, you get interrupted repeatedly, someone needs your attention… Some days you just have to throw the towel in the ring and give… Read More
When It’s Not Just Up to You
“I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me and 90% how I react to it. Charles Swindoll If you are around people: a family, a team, classmates, coworkers, neighbors–if you live in this world–it’s important for you to know what your responsibility is and what’s not up to you. We’ve all been… Read More
Bible Doodle: 2 Cor 3:18
And we all, who with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord’s glory, are being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit. 2 Corinthians 3:18, NIV Want to change you attitude? Ask God for help. He’s just waiting for you to ask.
Ebenezer: a Visual Reminder
Last winter my husband and I took advantage of a great deal—$50 roundtrip airline tickets from Iowa to Florida. We quickly secured a corresponding opening at a St. Augustine resort included in our vacation package. “Thank you, God, for this affordable break just when we needed it.” It was warm. It was beautiful in a way… Read More
Attitude Change: from “Waah!” to “Blessed!”
My house needs attention, not just pick up-put away-cleaning, but it is tired looking. I’ve been feeling the need to perk it up, but have been practicing “leaving the house.” After all, I was working on a writing-speaking project, plus updating my website. Actually, the website update was a necessity I could no longer avoid.… Read More
Choosing our Attitudes
I’m judgmental. Oh, I don’t call it that. I name it anything else, from discernment, to people skills, or even self-protection. But the truth is that I categorize people and events and put them in the pigeon holes I believe they belong in. Categorizing is a valuable skill, one that is necessary for communication, for understanding, even for… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 