These days I am not much of a daydreamer, I think that it is because I almost always have something going to occupy my mind. When I was a little guy I used to daydream about playing baseball. I would see myself playing second base for the Brooklyn Dodgers the way Junior Gilliam did. I would home runs against Robin Roberts and steal bases like Maury Wills.
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I was standing at the pharmacy section of a well-known supermarket here in Las Vegas today, the beginning of the Memorial Day Weekend waiting for a prescription when I noticed a wall of items that made up the dividing line between the front and the back working area for the employees. There were just three items of many different brands that engulfed a huge space across the divide.  read more »

a)Regardless of the activity-crossword puzzles,wood carving,playing a new musical instrument-you need to feel as if you are mentally sweating in order to really affect the brain, and that's regularly,no just once a month.The same holds true for you job.If you're not finding new challenges at work,you're not demanding your brain to create new cells.  read more »

Friendship and Gun Control, The power of the pen

While not a nice acrostic the thought and the words used to form the foundation for the thanks that I give are coming from the heart.

Finding inspiration and support through friends, encouragement to light up the night to find warmth in the midst of a cold period exposed and transparent.  read more »

I've always had strong views - and always worked in the community in some way for the underprivileged.

As a young girl in Adelaide I regularly worked at a home for unmarried mothers, and at a home for mentally and physically disabled children. All my life I have worked in some way for community organisations to help those in need.  read more »