Shadow owes its birth to light. (John Gay, poet and dramatist)
My fractured metacarpal is healed. Or at least the break appears as a fading memory on an x-ray. 400 more words
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Digging Through Old Journals
Abell Junior High was such an awkward yet amazing experience for what I believe to be all of us. We made great friends, and our biggest cares were perhaps attending the end of the year TAAS fair or receiving carnations on Valentines. 775 more words
Change
If you don’t like something change it; if you can’t change it, change the way you think about it – Mary Engelbreit.
It sounds so simple yet very difficult to do.
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Blueberries in a Basket
Watercolor on cold press, August 16, 2017
11 x 15″ (27.9 x 38.1 cm)
I’m really enjoying painting with watercolors. This is the second in a series of paintings that a client is purchasing. 68 more words
The Extra Mile.
Life usually has a way of working out, but without your efforts, the path that it leads you on will only cause disappointment.
Don’t just sit in a corner thinking life’s got a plan for you and it’ll work out. 110 more words
Culture: The Art of the Shake
As a Recruiter for almost two years, I’ve experienced my fair share of handshakes from all walks of life. As someone who’s also experienced a fair share of diversity in business and educational settings, I’ve experienced a fair share of different kinds of handshakes, as well. 528 more words
Culture: The Beginning
As soon as I sat down in my seat for the fourteen-hour flight to Incheon, a baby started vomiting two seats ahead of me. I probably wouldn’t have even noticed the situation if the American flight attendant hadn’t been asking the Korean parents about the health of their child so frantically and loudly throughout the cabin. 635 more words
