There are lots of things going on these days to drag us down: inflation, Ukraine war, North Korea, climate issues, increasing crime, more people disconnected from work, political strife, old emotional injuries and so on. Much of this is out of our control and dwelling on it will not improve our moods. If you are […]
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Shop portable power plug adapters, mini bluetooth speakers, and more. When you’re preparing to travel, there are plenty of items to check off your to-do list before you depart. You’ll want to make sure your suitcase is packed (and not overweight, lest you’re subjected to an extra baggage fee), you’ll need a comfy, versatile outfit
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We all will probably face this someday with a family member or friend. (a short collection of articles on the subject) I assume being a good listener is important, but is there anything helpful that I should say? Signed,Hoping to Help Dear Hoping, For purposes of my response, I’m going to assume this is a
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Recruiters are passing over college degrees for this essential soft skill. Even though a college degree used to be the gold standard for hiring, a curious mindset may carry more weight in the current hiring market. Great skills will always be critical, but a learning mindset will show that you are willing to keep
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If you are unsure of a new plant to see if it’s toxic to our furry friends go to https://www.aspca.org andhttps://www.akc.org/expert-advice/home-living/protect-your-pooch-from-poisonous-plants/ These pass as safe: African Violet – beautiful but a bit fussy, needs careful watering and bright but indirect light. Sweetheart Hoya – Heart-shaped leaves and can go two or three weeks without water.
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We are dog lovers and have always had at least one dog while our kids were growing up. We’ve had Goldens, Labs, and a mutt or two. Today we have a Goldendoodle and a Labradoodle, Zoey and Tux. We light to give them treats but should remember that we we enjoy may not be good
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Do I have to retire in my 60’s or 70’s? An article by Lisa Bannon in the Wall Street Journal, says that many don’t want to identify as a senior as they still feel like they have something to offer and want to be useful. They may not want all the pressure but would
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Spirituality – some thoughts on The past year or more has been difficult for many, almost impossible for some. We find ourselves wondering why, do I need some priorities, what can I get out of this new way to live, can I live with new uncertainty? Many have turned to spirituality to deal
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Here are some suggestions for meetings. Yes, often they waste people’s time, but it does not have to be that way. Try these when you are calling a meeting or attending one. Here are my top tips for meetings: several for each category of running meetings, attending meetings, and organizing remote meetings. So,
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