Archive | July, 2008
Intuition Prevented a Potential Disaster
I love the fact that when my heart is right I see God-sightings all around me. Not a day goes by when I dont see Gods had in something that touches my life. Today is no different. For the past several weeks Ive had a service warning light that occasionally comes on when Im driving. When it [...]
Continue reading...Don't Quit
23. July 2008
I am a day late in posting this week. It wasn’t that I forgot. Yesterday was my birthday and my husband and I were traveling back home from a long weekend away. This poem was given to me by a dear friend. There is a long history behind it (it was discovered in a co-workers grandfathers [...]
Continue reading...Curve Balls
15. July 2008
It is interesting how life often throws us curve balls those unexpected annoyances that change our plans. One minute we are heading to lunch with a full afternoon of meetings and the next minute our plans are derailed by something completely out of our control curve ball. This is what happened to me last [...]
Continue reading...The Impossible
8. July 2008
So often we dont pursue our dreams because we feel like they are too lofty, out of our reach, simply impossible. We see the road blocks and give up before we even begin. I know we can achieve great things if only we take the first step and trust our ability to take the next. I recently [...]
Continue reading...Thank You
4. July 2008
To those readers in/from the US … Happy 4th of July! I hope you enjoy today and that you find a way of celebrating our freedom and the men/women who sacrifice so much to make it possible. To the servicemen/women, past and present, who serve and protect our country I give you my deepest appreciation and say THANK [...]
Continue reading...Road Trip
1. July 2008
As you know my posts have been absent for the last two weeks (I did give fair warning.) For 12 of the last 15 days I have been on a 1600 mile road trip with my mom and youngest daughter. We visited the gorgeous mountains of western North Carolina, drove through the rolling hills of [...]
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29. July 2008
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