I have been pondering comfort zones this week and that popular mantra about getting out of them. Given my ultimate comfort zone is a bath with a book and chocolate, in theory I don’t have to... Read more >>

I’m one of those people that embarrass themselves a lot. However, when asked to recall one of these moments, I can never remember any. In order to try and choose a personal story to share with... Read more >>

Things I learned as a child: * Acquiring a taste for burnt food usually nets you the first and last batch of cookies all to yourself. * Sisters can’t keep secrets. * Grown-ups always believe... Read more >>

I believe there is a lesson that can be learned from this sad event. William Henry Harrison, our ninth President. I was once asked to name something significant about his presidency. Completely blank... Read more >>

You can play the guitar without lessons. Remember The Beatles? Do you think they took lessons, or were they just super talented musicians with virtuosic skill? Did Michael Jackson take... Read more >>

First of all, I need to mention that this is my experience with my grandsons. Results may vary with other grandparents. You may also have items to add to this list. I was blessed with three... Read more >>

All my life I have been surrounded by women. I was raised by women: mom, grandma and great-grandma. I lived with women: three sisters and boarding school’s full of bffs. I was taught... Read more >>

I am beginning to realize something that, amazingly, I hadn’t thought of already.  Maybe I need time to heal as well.   For the past several weeks, I have been working to assure... Read more >>

“I would say that most great players first become good at getting the ball in the hole, at the short game. They later they refine their full swings.” Dr. Bob Rotella in Golf Is Not a... Read more >>

1. Take an interest in their schoolwork, by helping with homework or asking specific questions about their school day, such as: What was the most fun thing you did today? Or, what was... Read more >>