We all have a “To Do” list that seems to grow faster than we can check it off. But what if the antidote to daily stress isn’t better productivity — it’s a “bit of funny”? This month’s post explores how small, unexpected moments of humor can reset your mood and lighten the load.
February has arrived, and with it comes a beautiful reflection on the transition from winter's embrace to the promise of spring. Our latest blog post, 'No Wonder', captures the essence of February's journey—its struggles, blushes, and ultimate triumph as it prepares the world for renewal and love. Dive into this poetic celebration of nature's transformation and the hope that February brings.
January is a month of treasures waiting to be discovered - blue jays, snow angels, and aspirations renewed. Dive into the new year with joy, success, and a reminder that no effort is too small!
Elements of a dreary winter canvas threatening to dull our days means we forget to notice our dormant surroundings. The winds begin to sweep winter away and...
Riddles. I like them, especially the simple, silly ones. They set my mind spinning in logical circles where I often miss the ...
Holiday cheer! That's what I wanted to write about when I turned the calendar to December. Something full of...
You've seen it, a glass filled midway with water. You've heard the question: is the glass half full or half empty? The question implies that you must be one or the other. It's not one or the other...
Every four years the month of February receives an extra day. I propose we make February 29th a special day, like a...
It's no surprise this has been a classic for two hundred years. On December 23, 1823, “A Visit from St. Nicholas,” written by Clement Clarke Moore, was published. Today this poem is widely loved and recognized as, “T’was the Night Before Christmas.” Here are a few of my favorite parts...
Once upon a time... Recently I read the 16th century European fairy tale: Little Red Riding Hood. This time, it wasn't the bright red riding hood that attracted me, but the humble basket...
Sue Agauas 
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