Posts Tagged ‘integrity’
Integrity Matters: Is Earth Fare Really Fair?
The is a story about why integrity matters. We have a new Earth Fare store that opened in our hometown, Seminole, FL, this past year. We like to eat as healthy as we can, so we were excited about shopping there. The food is generally more expensive, and some of it over-priced, but we like…
Read MoreNavigating the Second Half of Life
I recently spent a weekend in Kentucky at Loose Leaf Hollow attending the Navigating the Second Half of Life retreat. I figured since I turned 60 in February and I’ve also been pondering what exactly I’d like to do with my remaining years, this was an ideal opportunity for me. The retreat center is in the…
Read MoreWhy I Don’t Drink and Why You Might Not Like It
Why I Don’t Drink: When I was about 13 years old I decided to find out why my friends were so proud to have had their first alcohol experience. My Boone’s Farm Wine fiasco (Say, “Oh yeah,” if you can relate) was like many you’ve likely heard: Out of control laughing, followed by dizziness, followed…
Read MoreKindness: If Kinda Kind is Kinda Good, Then Why is Humankind Not More Kind?
: Kindness in words creates confidence. …in thinking creates profoundness. …in giving creates love. ~Lao Tzu There is a sale on kindness now and it’s free. No BOGO, no tricks, no gimmicks, just free as free could be. You can create an endless and infinite amount of kindness and it won’t cost you a cent.…
Read MoreLove, Lust, Livelihood…or Lies
Everyone loves to be in love. A normal human need, right? And although it may be denied, everyone lusts after lust. A normal human desire, right? Furthermore, everyone wants to be in his or her right livelihood. A normal human purpose, right? Therefore, the pursuit of love, lust and livelihood are all healthy,…
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