Are you over-wait?
Are you looking for a “diet” or a “prescription” to lose wait time?
We are living in a nation that is filled with multiple time-saving devices, and yet, no one has time to wait. Our lives are dependent on giga-speed downloads and waiting is the last thing we want to do.Continue reading →


Two years ago today my life dramatically changed, as Vicki transitioned from her earthly home to her heavenly home. Within a moment’s time, the world suddenly looked like a different place.
The following is taken from a post that I did several months ago, prior to my blog being established. I have gone back many times and thought about this post, and really wanted to make it a part of the blog.
Wouldn’t it be great if everything that happened to us was good? Whether you label something as “good” or “not good” oftentimes depends on the perspective you choose. In each event or circumstance of life we have the freedom to choose how we react.
Music, podcasts, audible books, conversations, television, radio, cell phones, streaming video — we are driven by sound. In some cases, simply noise, but all vying for our attention.
Many of you may remember a movie from 2005 titled, “Are We There Yet?” It involved two children on a road trip, and the various distractions that occurred along the way. And naturally, the question continued to surface, “Are we there yet?”
Ah, the world of technology. It’s in everything and everywhere we look. Could it be just a passing fad?
Pop quiz has been defined as a test given without prior warning, an unexpected series of questions. This is generally referred to in classroom settings, however, I’ve found that it also applies in life.