Work/Life Balance
The above graphic has been in my IN-box for way too long. I don’t have many words to say about it but I kinda think it speaks for itself. In my earnings years I found it hard to keep a … Continue reading Work/Life Balance
Category: Having My Say
Labels We Attach To Ourselves
A Life Coach Story We’re too attached to the labels/masks that we create for ourselves. We need to continuously step outside ourselves. We need to make fewer assumptions and be less opinionated. This would make us less combative, less fearful, … Continue reading Labels We Attach To Ourselves
Life After COVID-19
I know there are many people trying to predict what life will look like after we defeat this 19th version of COVID. Being a techie I found the predictions of Bill Gates to be interesting. Here a a few of … Continue reading Life After COVID-19
A New Morning In America…
Now that the current Oval Office occupant has been defeated, it’s time to look once again to set a course to a bright future for our country. I hope that we the voters have learned a lesson from the dark … Continue reading A New Morning In America…
An Update On My Spiritual Journey
I know there are several of you who follow me here are also interested in my spiritual posts. So, I thought I would let you know that I have a new one over at RedLetterLiving.net (click on the name here … Continue reading An Update On My Spiritual Journey
The Native-American Way
A small part of my bloodline is Native-American, but maybe that is where my thoughts about obligations comes from. Serving the past, present, and future is kinda what I proudly am. Continue reading The Native-American Way
Yeah, Even Farming…
I hate to tell those folks in the hinterland that even farming will be rapidly changing in the not too distant future. I put out a post a few months ago about vertical farming but have been learning more since … Continue reading Yeah, Even Farming…
A Thanksgiving Memory
I certainly miss those days. I pray that today will not go down as the day that caused thousands and thousands of people’s unnecessary deaths. The virus is NOT A HOAX. Continue reading A Thanksgiving Memory
Check It Out
Check out my new post at RedLetterLiving about reclaiming the real meaning of Christianity from White Evangelicals. Continue reading Check It Out
Trivia Saturdays
I have been a constant fan of the TV show Jeopardy and Alex Trebek for decades. So, as part of my revamp here at RJsCorner. Honoring Alex I am announcing that Saturdays here on my corner will now become Trivia Day. It will give you short snippets of info on things that are interesting but don’t really affect life on earth that much. 😎 No, the posts won’t be in the answer/question mode but the content will be similar to that show. I claim to be a jack-of-all-trades and will prove that with this new category. Continue reading Trivia Saturdays
The DWF Project
As I have indicated on previous posts I am now starting the series called “Divided We Fall” or simply DWF. The two books that I have chosen to use as the foundation for this series are loaded on my Kindle Reader but, as I write this they have not been opened. There were two quotes that kinda points me to a possible solution to our national disunity: The Better Angels Of Our Nature United We Stand, Divide We Fall The first quote was included in the final sentence of Abraham Lincoln’s first inaugural address. He was pleading with the South … Continue reading The DWF Project
Check This Out
Check out a new post at RJsTravels about my visit to the Rendezvous at Ft. Bridger WY. Continue reading Check This Out
Looking Forward To Independence Day
It’s been years since I seriously celebrated Independence Day but this next one will deserve all the fireworks in China. It is only 65 days away! Maybe you were thinking of the July 4th? I am thinking of the one … Continue reading Looking Forward To Independence Day
The Republicans Have Always Felt Victimized…
I’m not sure when the Republican Party stopped being the party of Lincoln and started being the cloaked party of white power. I think it was kind of a slow evolution. But, it is obvious that they now represent the … Continue reading The Republicans Have Always Felt Victimized…
A Huge Sigh of Relief & A New Direction
One of the most peaceful places I know is the Pleasant Hill Shaker Village near Lexington KY. I have been there more times than I can count. I go there in times of my deepest depression. It is a place … Continue reading A Huge Sigh of Relief & A New Direction
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