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Don’t underestimate the Power of….

In one of the many notebooks that hold my CaringOn ideas, business plans, sketches, thoughts, and lists, I came across one of many quotes that caught my attention.The quote is from writer, Leo Buscaglia: “Too often ...

There is no “present” like that of TIME

Recently surfing the television after an overnight stay in the hospital; the phrase “There is no “present” like that of time,” caught my attention. Honestly, how many times have you told yourself to “be in ...

Lucky Me, I’m an Anomaly!

Last week I went to see a liver specialist. My intent was that he could help me understand why my tumor markers don’t match the way my body is acting and feeling. My goal from ...

To Unplug…or not???

Having not blogged in a few months I finally feel that I have something worth talking about. I’ve had many different ideas in the last 3 months: to be thankful, giving is better than receiving, ...

Expectations, Great?

I haven’t posted in the last months and I really can’t say why. I have much to talk about, just ask anyone. I didn’t want to be cliche, you know what I mean; November- giving ...

Here’s What I Won’t Write About…..

What a week it has been! Every time I was ready to sit down and share some thoughts – something else would happen either to me or around me. I would think, “Hmm, I have ...

What do you Believe?

My bestie since 1st grade sent me the book, believe,written and compiled by Dan Zadra & Kobi Yamada. This compilation of quotes reminds me of about one of our most powerful and precious powers: belief or ...

Anything is Better Than a Life Standing Still

Just want to pass on a few interesting words of wisdom that made me pause. None of these are probably new but worth repeating. – CURE MAGAZINE, Fall 2014 /Vol. 13 No. 3: SportsCenter co-anchor ...

Does Anyone Want To Do The LIMBO?

Remember going to parties and playing the game Limbo? Music playing in the background, 2 people each holding an end of a pole which they then hold up very high and eventually keep lowering as ...