The quote above is kinda good advice for life in general, but right now, I am applying it […]
I can’t leave you with the idea that my RetComLife (retirement community life) is all positive for me. […]
Will we ever see an end to this pandemic? It seems like one yellow light after another, with […]
I’m sure most people think of hospice as that short period that ends the suffering of terminal patients. […]
Let’s face some facts. The corporate world expects you to “Put your nose to the grindstone” and not […]
It seems like it is an oxymoron that there are more jobs available than there are workers to […]
I really don’t know if all those who praise Mother Teresa know the full extent of her spiritual […]
I don’t know why some of the simplest images are the ones that fascinate me? Maybe I am […]
I continue to try to find my way through this new life I have chosen for myself. As […]
The idea for the title above came from a recent post by Philip Gulley. He basically says that […]
These next two post in the series will probably be the most difficult to write. But they were […]
It seems that I am now in some new stage of grief from my wife’s recent death. It […]
I know President Biden has tried many different approaches to get LMPIs (lazy-minded, proudly-ignorant) people to get a […]
I’m going to keep this Sunday’s post short and simple. Richard Rohr, via the words above, has spelled […]
Yesterday on RetComLife #7 I told you one of the reasons I am staying here is because my […]
I am old; I recognize it but I don’t realize it. I wonder if a person ever really […]
I have spent many hours in these pandemic months in my barn working on my µRV (micro RV […]
One of the most difficult things for people who are hearing challenged is to admit that they are. […]
Having high intelligence almost always means you are living life on the margins. Of course, the perfect example […]
This is going to be one of those epiphany posts where I learn a little about myself. One […]
There have been hundreds of utopian communities spring up across America during its history. Some lasted only a […]
I know I have posted a few pictures, including this one, of the Haan House Sculpture Garden near […]
One of the things I most enjoy about my new retirement community life is the 0.66 mile walking […]
This rather dusty picture is one of my most treasured wedding gifts from 35 years ago. It was […]
We are closing in on the last few posts about “End Of Life Trauma”. I hope this series […]
One of my readers recently pulled up a post I wrote in 2015 about knowing. It is something […]
I want to put on my fiscal conservative hat for this post. On a personal level, the retirement […]
I was looking at some early 2021 posts here on RJsCorner and saw that I promised some more […]
This is a picture of Dexter in 2011. He was the last pet I had. We rescued him […]
I really do intend to give you more of the time I first entered RetComLife, but mini epiphanies […]
Looking back on my life, I realize that I have always had a very active imagination. Starting at […]
This is a continuing series about the end-of-life trauma of my recently departed wife. I was totally unprepared […]
If I were a bird, I would be a very rare sighting indeed! I am not “one among […]
In the new RJsCorner I try to limit my political posts to Mondays only. Since this is Monday, […]
I have linked up with my virtual friend Philip Gulley in yet another way at https://www.philipgulley.com/ The name […]
I haven’t brought up one of my favorite all-time pictures here at RJsCorner for some time. To me, […]
