Dusting

Sometimes, something typically unwanted can make something better, more workable. Making a situation smoother is a delicate process. Too much…

Ragged

Even the most worn and ragged edges have some smooth in them. We just need to choose to see the…

How many is enough? And just because the engineering says it’s okay, does it provide us the comfort we need?…

Sometimes, the more we choose to control, the more out of balance things become. What if we controlled less and…

We all have one. But, it doesn’t mean we need to get there. We can’t always control the heat. But,…

It’s not always picture perfect. But, a generous, supportive and learning family culture does wonders for individual happiness. How can…

Disturbing something at rest, someone minding their own business, can cause friction, fear and resentment. Most forms of turbulence are…

…and the feelings which come with it are precious. Success in large part is a series of discoveries, each propelling…

Everything we do has constraints. Some are imagined or predicted. Others are physical, real boundaries in place to have us…

How we introduce the subject, the idea and even each other determines what happens next. How we say it, the…

The path isn’t always clear. Sometimes we lose our way. It doesn’t mean we should give up. Perhaps we just…

If we’re going to make a point, it might as well be well thought out, carefully crafted and articulated. Of…

…isn’t always easy to find. What can we change to make things more clear? How can we refocus? Perhaps it’s…

Too often we focus on the topping, the part everyone sees. We try really hard to look the part, to…

The question isn’t whether we’re on the clock or off. The better question is…who starts the timer? We can choose…

Who’s the show for? How much of it is for actually for ourselves? How does our status change when we…

…looks different than merely watching. Using all of our senses to be part of the moment is a different experience…

Age happens to us. It can’t happen without us. And, for the most part, it’s a human construct. The tree…

There’s the natural weathering which occurs simply as a by product of time passing by. Then, there’s the weathering we…

…is typically momentary. It can come and go in a flash. Too often we strive and work for brilliance instead…