My older brother Larry is a commercial airline pilot. He fell in love with the skies from his very first flying lesson. I’m not sure exactly what or who got him started down the path of flying. Perhaps it was the stories we heard as kids from our Uncle Jim, also a commercial airline pilot…
Continue reading →Most of us have heard or used the idiom “in due course”, as in something expected, scheduled, or anticipated. We usually use it interchangeably to mean eventually. Or some day or when the timing is right. In other words, wait. Be patient. For those of you familiar with my Fortune Friday articles, you know I…
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The unquestioned mind is the cause of all suffering. Byron Katie really hit the nail on the head with this. It resonated with me. And for whatever reason, I instantly envisioned today’s thought as an image and not as words. I’m an artist and designer after all—sometimes a picture says it best.
Continue reading →To be honest, my initial response after reading this fortune was “bleh”. I mean seriously, this one is about as generic as they come—and where fortune cookies are concerned, that’s not saying much. But once again I let it percolate a bit, and here’s the conclusion I came to. Luck is in the eye of…
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Why is your life broken? It is broken for a reason. A very good reason. Your life is broken because it is supposed to be. Say what? Bear with me. When we say we are broken or busted or damaged goods, we are lying. To ourselves and to others. Not intentionally of course. In our…
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