No need for envy
Our neighbor laid sod last month, in this heat! Jim and I both remarked, “Look how green their grass is!” Then we discussed how little...
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Pam Horton
Jun 262 min read
Be considerate, Folks!
Apparently, these pet peeves are not mine alone. I’ve spoken with a number of people who have expressed the same frustrations.
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Pam Horton
Jun 212 min read
Music for life
People enjoy all different kinds of music. Many of us change our preferred music as we go through the changes of life. Personally, I was...
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Jun 62 min read
Positive thinking tips
I recently watched a video about how your thoughts control your feelings. It made such a good point that I was going to be lazy and just...
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Pam Horton
May 312 min read
We were once beginners
Remember learning how to ride a bike, or roller skate, or swim? Maybe for you it was learning to write your numbers and letters, or type...
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Pam Horton
May 152 min read
Jumping can be good for you
Jumping on a trampoline is good for you! Who knew? Here is some of the information she discovered about jumping on a trampoline…
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Pam Horton
May 92 min read
On my soapbox about Commitments
“Will you keep this commitment?” I think this is a valid question. I find that people can’t, don’t, or won’t keep the commitments they...
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Pam Horton
May 22 min read
Tips for going back to sleep
Why am I awake? The real answer to my question is that my brain kicked in.
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Apr 262 min read
Open the door to more
While volunteering at church, I was almost brought to tears by a young man who shared just a brief snippet of his story. He hadn’t been...
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Pam Horton
Apr 112 min read
Notice something new
Many of you are aware that April is Autism Awareness Month. Some of you know we have a non-verbal grandson on the spectrum and that I...
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Pam Horton
Apr 52 min read
A matter of perspective
What do you see when you look at this picture? A few years ago, a student handed this to me and asked me to cut it out for him. Shortly...
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Pam Horton
Mar 142 min read
A Leader, not a micro-manager
I attended a training session that laid out business policy, but then mentioned that occasionally there are extenuating circumstances and...
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Mar 82 min read
About the strong-willed child
I was having a conversation with a friend about a situation I found myself in. This friend gave me his thoughts and advice and then...
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Pam Horton
Feb 292 min read
How wonderful it is, to be awake
In this chaotic world, it sometimes takes the words of a child to get your perspective back on track. “It’s great to be awake!” A few...
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Pam Horton
Feb 202 min read
Increase your happiness and well-being
There has been a lot of research in the psychology community around the topic of happiness and/or well-being. One of the main ideas we...
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Pam Horton
Feb 82 min read
Ball Hogs and Control Freaks
Most of us have played a sport with someone we would consider a “ball hog.” For those who haven’t experienced that, sportingcharts.com...
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Feb 12 min read
Tips for remembering
My week has been straight out busy and something important slipped my mind. Can you imagine? Of course you can, everybody can relate to...
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Pam Horton
Jan 252 min read
Stress Management and the Ultimate Peace
I gave a presentation about “Stress Management and the Ultimate Peace” and received many positive comments on it, so I thought I would...
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Pam Horton
Jan 112 min read
Start a new family tradition
It amazes me how many families don’t eat a meal together and how many children write in their school assignments that their parents are...
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Pam Horton
Jan 42 min read
Be Nice, Ya’ll!
I mean, seriously! How hard is it to be nice? Okay, I’ll admit, sometimes people can get under our skin, but is that an excuse to be...
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