Month: January 2016

I’ve decided to unplug from all my various computerized devices…sort of. I came to this decision shortly after losing, and very probably riding over, my aging iPhone in the driveway of my home, while desperately attempting to free our van from a whole bunch of snow.  I’m pretty sure that, having temporarily put my phone in… Continue reading Unplugged…sort of.

At the time of this posting I am sitting comfortably inside a warm house, sipping a cup of rich black coffee, waiting for the snow storm to pass – an event which someone at USA Today has called an “epic blizzard.”  Well, I don’t know about that, seems like overkill to me.  Then again, should the power… Continue reading Waiting

My friends in the recovery community like to say it often: “First things first.” It’s an old AA slogan, one that recovering alcoholics and addicts fall back on when they are feeling the need to re-group and re-think what they need to do, or not do, as the case may be.  To hear some of… Continue reading First Things

So…here we are – 2016.  Where would you like to go?  Better yet – where would you like to go with God – this year? Would you like to grow closer to your friends or your family? How about taking a look at a new job, or career, or vocation? How’s your health?  Are you… Continue reading A New Direction