Posts Tagged ‘mark tullis’

It occurs to me quite often how many of us spend an enormous amount of time trying to be proactive with people.  If you are a people pleaser like me…

We recently saw a performance of “The Screwtape Letters,” a story by C.S. Lewis which was made into a 90-minute play. It was extraordinary. I would recommend reading the book,…

My brother and I have had issues with giggling for a long time. We have a mutual twisted sense of humor and if one of us goes off the rails…

eing the victim is a lot of fun sometimes. You often get a lot of attention, at least for a while, from people who rally around you, feel sorry for…

It’s funny how things occur to you when you are older, and you think “Wow. If I’d only known.” Am I right? How often did you assume something that you…

Regardless of how old we are or what era we grew up in, we all would like to be more trusting than we really should be. This fall, Michelle and…

There’s a lot of reflecting after one retires from a job, I think.   You, of course, always wonder how things could have been different. You look back on things…

We all had aspirations of careers that appealed to us when we were kids.   My oldest wanted to work in a grocery store and run the cash register.  I…

This week, I read an article written by Amy Betters-Midtvedt, an author and former teacher who has written books about raising kids, teaching, and life in general. I don’t agree…

I used to laugh at older folks who got in such a tizzy about cell phones or computers.  Being a “tweener,” I came along on sort of the tail end…