You’ve stuck to your diet through thick and then, and now you’re ready to enjoy the benefits. Things that you only dreamed of are about to become your new reality. Here are some positive things you’ll enjoy after weight loss: You Can Weigh Yourself Without Freaking Out All of the times that you were holding […]
Natural Remedies for a Sore Throat
I used to be the poster girl for a sore throat. I seemed to be allergic to every substance known to man, and I spent some miserable days sneezing, coughing, and nursing a really sore throat. Now I take nasal steroids, I feel better, and all my symptoms have greatly improved. A sore throat is […]
Desirable Characteristics of a Mentor
I have been blogging for a few years now, and there are still things I am learning. Who do I write for? How much money can I spend on web design to make everything nice and shiny for my readers? How can I advertise and draw in the most likely prospects? I could research these […]
A Mentor and a Horse
If you read my blog, you may remember that when I was 28, I took a cafeteria job in Indiana for $60 a month. It was a very lonely time. Most of the people I met were married and the students liked to hang around with each other. You’re Out of Your Mind Woman! You […]
Another Mentor Steps Forward
I wrote about my first mentor, Verna, and it didn’t take long for another mentor to step forward. A lot of the kids at my college had parents with very deep pockets and I saw more than a few who just wrote a check for tuition and other expenses. Working in the Cafeteria Unfortunately, I […]
Be Thankful for Mentors in Your Life
Looking back over my life, I can see how God has placed mentors in my life at just the right time. Some of these people were in my life for a short time but made just as big an impact as the long-timers. My first mentor was a woman named Verna. She worked at the […]
Selecting the Proper Kitchen Knives: You Don’t Want to Use a Butter Knife to Cut Your Steak!
During the pandemic, you may be making more meals from home. It is more cost-friendly if you’re feeding a crowd, and it gives everyone a chance to eat together as a family. Preparing food is a lot easier if you have the proper knives. Think about how you prepare your meals. Do you chop a […]
When the Pandemic Hits Home: We Got Our Second Vaccines and Still Tested Positive!
I remember back in March of 2020 we were preparing to celebrate my husband’s birthday with a nice dinner and presents the next day. Before any of that could take place, we were locked down and only leaving our house for essential errands. I felt very cooped up staying in the house and didn’t like […]
Dealing with Stress During the Coronavirus: Boy, I Felt Like a Complete Mess!
I have turned into somewhat of a news fanatic trying to stay current with constantly changing information about the coronavirus. My state, like most others, is in a restricted tier, and you should stay at home so you don’t pick up or spread any coronavirus germs. Job roles have changed and with more kids distance […]
Take Control of Urinary Incontinence
At 70 years old, I can certainly attest that it can be hell getting old. Your joints may ache and make popping sounds when you walk, you could use a few nips and tucks to tighten up that loose skin, and your weight may be soaring higher than a kite. Just typing all this threatened […]
