I’ve been reading a book recently where the oldest boy in the family decides to join the army before his number is called. It’s World War II, which lasted from 1939 to 1945. It was a global conflict. Rather like Hitler and the Nazis against the rest of the world. The year in the book Read More
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What do you do when you’re frustrated? Throw things? Have a fit? Toss something at your pet? Yell at someone? Hopefully, none of these suggestions apply. What do I try to do? First, I try everything I can think of to get past my frustration while still in the activity, which might work or might
I have been a frequent visitor to my valley of late. Anytime I have a lot of trouble with my Meniere’s, Migraines, or Rheumatoid Arthritis I am usually in my valley. Some of what I call “My Valley Time” is spent in bed with my symptoms, but not all, because for the most part, I
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All of us, at one time or another, walk through our valleys. As a young child, I didn’t understand this. A lack of understanding in a child’s mind brings fear. I thought the valley or mine at least, was an arid, empty place; void of humans, animal life of any description; or beauty. My valley
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Webster’s Dictionary defines trust as follows: 1. a: assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something; b: one in which confidence is placed; 2. a: dependence on something future or contingent: HOPE. b: reliance on future payment for property (such as merchandise) delivered: CREDIT. Trust is sometimes easy to give,
