Recent Blog Posts

I underline certain passages in books as I read. Some are appalled by this desecration, but hear me out!

We don’t always see ourselves with the clarity that others do. Being open to what they see can improve our relationships.

People who are quiet in social situations may not be seen as the life of the party, but they have a wonderful and engaging life just the same.

Within dark and difficult days, we can often find sparkling rays of sunshine.

Giving up the need for control and certainty in every aspect of our lives can open them to the surprises and joys that can enrich each day.

Amidst the global tragedy of COVID19, this post is offered in the hope that a bit of humor will ease the stress, if only for a brief moment.

Does what you wear really matter? If you care about how you are perceived, science says it does. This is not a message I wanted to hear.

Being so cute helps babies get the care and attention they need. Could this work for the elderly too?

Whatever dancing ability I gained in the last half century came from my wife's teaching. Until recently. After years of pleading, I finally agreed to dance lessons.

If we could savor at least some things in each day as if they might be the last time we would experience them, how much more joyous might our lives be?