A seed is planted, See how it grows. From generation to generation, It sows and sows. Loving links in a chain, the best we can be. But will we be remembered … our legacy? Better yet, where we’re going … too far to see? For all we know, ‘what will be, will be’. …
Have to change … have to try, This way of living, is no way to die. Do it for me, do it for them … Getting rid of old habits – must try again! Cluttered life … complex thoughts, Body can’t stand it … now falling apart. The older I get, the…
As stories go, it’s not a long story – or as Charles Dickens said about A Christmas Carol, a story “which shall not put my readers out of humour with themselves, with each other, with the season, or with me”. I begin by remembering Christmas past: When I was a child, I received two gifts…
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Although I appreciate the comment; I wonder if the real question should be – professional or not, paid or not – is our writing adding anything to the common good? Or, are we at times, allowing our bitterness’s, intolerance’s and overall aloofness weigh us down? And, isn’t the reason we get hooked, in this way,…
When I look back on my favorite people, they all have a different story … with the same message. My Uncle Jim & Aunt Mamie, Grandpa Coll, Grandpa & Grandma Parry, Uncle Lyle (just to name a few), and Bob the mechanic. Bob, as my mechanic for over thirty years, has taught me…
Some of My Favorite People (Part 2 / Grandpa Parry) My paternal grandfather was quite a character. And, from a very young age, I could always remember him as a happy-go-lucky guy – always laughing, with seemingly nothing getting him down. For Grandpa, it was all about attitude. He was always smiling, whistling…
Why is it that leaders find it so difficult to make changes in their organizations? After years of conducting a couple-hundred-or-so operations reviews, I believe it starts when we try to make changes from the top down. We seldom ask our customers or our own employees who serve customers, and when we do, real change is never…
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions(Part 3) John Lennon reminded us in Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy): Life is what happens to you when you’re making other plans. This week ‘life’ happened with news of the death of Alexander Martinez – an adult student attending a college night course that I teach. Alexander was…
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions (Part 2) As I look back, I can clearly see the impact of certain decisions in my life. The curious thing is, where I ended up as a result, was not as important as where I ended up next. For example, deciding to go to ‘the big city’…
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