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Don’t Die Inside: Living Life to the Fullest at Any Age
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Don’t Die Inside: Living Life to the Fullest at Any Age

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Don’t Die Inside: Living Life to the Fullest at Any Age

Granny was more than just a friend. She acted as [...]

By Robert Taylor|November 25, 2023|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: aging, aging gracefully, archery, assistance, bathrobe, Bible, Bible study, Canterbury Tales, Cato, challenges, Chaucer, Christmas, clapboard house, coffee table, dancing, Deuteronomy, dialysis, education, fly fishing, Funeral, grandkids, grandmother, health issues, kidney failure, Legacy, longevity, Longfellow, macular degeneration, Medicare, mentorship, Moses, phone calls, physical activity, physical limitations, play, railroad tracks, Santa Fe locomotive, Simonides, slippers, smiling, Sophocles, spiritual growth, Theophrastus, Trials, visits, wallpaper, wisdom, worship, wrinkles|Comments Off

Thanksgiving: A Time for Gratitude and Sharing
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Thanksgiving: A Time for Gratitude and Sharing

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Thanksgiving: A Time for Gratitude and Sharing

This week, Americans are celebrating Thanksgiving, a national holiday proclaimed [...]

By Robert Taylor|November 18, 2023|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: abundance, blessings, care, celebrate, commitment, compassion, connect, constant awareness, contribute, culinary delights, deeper meaning, double blessing, elderly neighbor, empower, enrich, extend, family, football games, foster home, fulfillment, genuine care, gifts, Grace, gratitude, holiday, hunger, intangible, isolation, lending a helping hand, listening ear, lives, love, material, owners, positive change., poverty, purpose, responsibility, rewards, single mother, Spirit, stewards, Support, tables, Thanksgiving, turkey dinners, uplift, warm smile|Comments Off

How Helping Others Can Redeem Your ‘Alexander’ Kind of Day
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How Helping Others Can Redeem Your ‘Alexander’ Kind of Day

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How Helping Others Can Redeem Your ‘Alexander’ Kind of Day

You can escape an Alexander day and feel better at [...]

By Robert Taylor|November 11, 2023|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: Alexander day, annoying laugh, antidote to an Alexander day, boomerang effect, brother's teasing, call a friend, car battery problems, cereal box prizes, children's book, computer problems, criticism, depressed, dividends, do something nice for someone else, don't stew in your juices, doom-and-despair frustration, dumped on, fender bender, focus on the needs of another, give to another, glum mood, gratitude, gum in hair, hospital visit, ignored, internet problems, late, lift yourself and another, long line at McDonald's, mother's scolding, mud puddle, shut-in, skateboard, stressed, take cookies to a shut-in, traffic, visit a hospital, work interruptions, write a note, wrong tennis shoe color|Comments Off

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