Turtle Love
Posted on July 12, 2007 - Filed Under Deep Thoughts, Animal House | 2 Comments
You know those mornings that you wake up and everything seems familiar? Like you’ve done this before in this exact manner? Well, this morning was that kind of beginning for me. I experience déjà vu all the time, but I still have not figured out why it happens to me so often. I guess I […]
Read More..>>Practicing Your Work-Life Balance
Posted on July 9, 2007 - Filed Under Health, Deep Thoughts, Consumerism | Leave a Comment
Okay, so we all know that more isn’t always better, but do we actively practice living more simply? I was reading an article in The Washington Post titled, “Breaking Free of Suburbia’s Stanglehold” this past week and was pleasantly surprised at a change that is occuring in the DC Metro Area. Families were discussing how […]
Read More..>>What Would Jesus Buy?
Posted on June 20, 2007 - Filed Under Rants, Reviews, Deep Thoughts, Consumerism | 3 Comments
Just as an add-on to the anti-consumer plan I proposed a a few days ago; this time giving a little comedic religious perspective on the consumerist evil that is taking over many lives.
I was reading this interesting article entitled, “What Would Jesus Buy?” on The Washington Post website and I had to share. Evidently, Rev. […]
The Anti-Consumer Plan
Posted on June 8, 2007 - Filed Under Deep Thoughts, Mother Nature, Consumerism | 4 Comments
There are definitely things in my life that I have purchased because I wanted them, not because I needed them. Some I still love and most I have since gotten rid of or have definitely regretted the purchase. My husband and I often watch the financial guru, Suze Orman, and her tv show segment called […]
Read More..>>Remembering Peace
Posted on May 28, 2007 - Filed Under Deep Thoughts, Peace News | Leave a Comment
Memorial Day has always been one of those holidays that I actually recognize. Being a native Illinoisan, Murphysboro to be exact, I have always been aware of what this day really means as General John A. Logan helped make this day a national holiday and he also hailed from Murphysboro. (http://www.thesouthern.com/articles/2007/05/28/top/20412206.txt)
As most Americans, I have […]
