I admit it. I am a grumbler. Especially when I’ve got a lot going on. When I get frustrated, or feel overwhelmed, or unappreciated, the grumbler in me takes over. It sounds like “woe is me,” “I just need a break,” “I’m so tired,” “Why do I always have to do everything?” Move over Eeyore; I’ve got this. Can anyone relate? Please …
It’s Thanksgiving tomorrow. For many of us, that means eating copious amounts of carbs and sweets and crashing on the couch for a post meal nap. And perhaps spending time with extended family catching up on the ins and outs of daily life. It is a day that we embrace a heart of Thanksgiving. Perhaps in the week leading …
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving. There will be an abundance of turkey, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole and on our table, baked corn. Many of us will indulge and find ourselves in a food coma on the living room couch. And many will also indulge in a day of thankfulness. We will turn our focus from social media, work, and responsibilities …
Poor Thanksgiving. It is the forgotten holiday. Even retail skips over it. You get “fall decorations” and Halloween costumes and candy. The only people who remember Thanksgiving are the grocery stores who finally empty their shelves of jellied cranberry sauce. And before Halloween is over, the stores have converted their shelves from candy corn to …