I’m Not Crazy; I’m a Christian
Kat Merrigan
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Do We Need A Speakeasy To Speak Easy?
I was inspired to write this because I’m watching a country I love become less and less recognizable to me. I know that sounds dramatic, and perhaps it is. But what I’ve always loved about this country are the freedoms…
Read MoreIt’s A Shame There’s No Conviction
“You should be ashamed of yourself.” “Aren’t you ashamed?” “Shame. Shame. Everybody knows your name.” These phrases were part of my childhood. I’m not looking for sympathy here; it’s just a fact. Usually, they were used by my parents in…
Read MoreWait! It’s Just Click Bait.
We’ve probably all been there. Minding our own business, innocently scrolling through social media or emails, then something catches our eye. It might be a curious headline or graphic. Could be a pic of a celebrity we like with a…
Read MoreService With A Smile: Legend Or History?
Editor’s note: Let me state up front I have great respect for those in customer service. I learned at an early age I wasn’t cut out for such work. I don’t have the grace and patience. This article is in…
Read MoreHappiness And Joy: One And The Same?
Let me begin by sharing what prompted my selection of topic this week. It all started with watching a short video. A young gentleman performed a skit where his friend (also played by him) came in and was complaining how…
Read MoreOh Me! Oh My! What To Do About A.I.
Artificial Intelligence or A.I. is a fairly hot topic lately. And who doesn’t like seeing a video with Arnold Schwarzenegger playing Little Orphan Annie singing “The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow” to Joe Rogan as Daddy Warbucks? (And, yes, that…
Read MoreLeave It All On The Field
If you’ve ever played a sport or been part of a team, you may have heard this phrase or a variation. It means to go out and give it your all. Do your very best. Try your hardest. Spare no…
Read MoreThe Company You Keep
You’re known by the company you keep. You’re “guilty by association”. We’ve probably heard or used these phrases or similar ones. It is true how we spend our time and who we spend it with has a direct impact on…
Read MoreHierarchy vs Hypocrisy And How It Relates To Easter
I’ve wanted to do a post for some time regarding the distinctions between hierarchy and hypocrisy. As I was preparing to write on this subject, I realized it would be going up during Easter week. I hesitated for a moment….
Read MoreTrad Life Is For The Meek, Not The Weak
Disclaimer: This week’s topic might stir up some controversy. Stop now if you think reading a different perspective on an issue will negatively impact you. Thanks. Being born in the late 60s, I had the unique distinction of being alive…
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