SHARING and CARING…it’s what LIFE is all about!

Quotes

The Hand of God or Mother Nature?

Posted by on May 27, 2022 in Blog, Food for Thought, Quotes | 0 comments

The Hand of God or Mother Nature?

The beauty of spring surrounds us on every turn. As mentioned in an earlier blog, the sounds of birds chirping and geese honking awake the world from a deep wintry sleep. “For behold, the winter is past, The rain is over and gone.” Song of Solomon 2:11 Now that May is almost over and June hovers, I must add yet another sign of spring. Lilacs, apple blossoms, tulips, crocuses, and daffodils each break from their winter home and colour our world with a beauty that often leaves us in...

Read More

♬ A Wise Man Built His House Upon a Rock ♬

Posted by on Apr 28, 2022 in Blog, Food for Thought, Quotes | 0 comments

♬ A Wise Man Built His House Upon a Rock ♬

An elderly carpenter was ready to retire. He told his employer of thirty-five years that he planned to leave the house-building business and enjoy life to the fullest. The employer was sorry to hear this and asked if the man, who had become a good trusting friend, could build just one more house as a personal favour. The carpenter hesitated but finally agreed. Over time it became apparent that the carpenter’s heart was not in his work. At the outset, the integrity of the foundation was...

Read More

Security in My Go-To Book

Posted by on Nov 19, 2021 in Blog, Food for Thought, Quotes | 0 comments

Security in My Go-To Book

Have you ever wondered why specific questions are asked when you set up access to a particular website, such as your bank account or investments? A unique password is required, but why the questions? Simply because they are added security, protecting your information from unwanted, even harmful, eyes. Questions are asked and answered with information that only you would know, such as the name of your first pet, where you were born, what high school you attended, or your mother’s...

Read More

Our Bus of Self-preservation

Posted by on Sep 22, 2021 in Blog, Food for Thought, Quotes | 4 comments

Our Bus of Self-preservation

I heard recently that anger has evolved into society’s default behaviour. From walking in the wrong direction in a grocery store aisle, standing too close to a person in a checkout line, or choosing to be vaccinated or not, anger has evolved from simply feeling annoyed to verbally attacking at will. With the unlimited freedom we have through social media and the endless information from the press and TV networks, it would appear we have been given free rein to aggressively speak our minds...

Read More

Live Well, Live Wisely, Live Humbly

Posted by on Aug 29, 2021 in Blog, Food for Thought, Quotes | 6 comments

Live Well, Live Wisely, Live Humbly

For some unknown reason, a science teacher who was into philosophy, instructed his students to find out who was documented as the wisest man in history. They were also informed that this paper was to be for a test grade. His students responded in a variety of ways. One wrote her answer in the form of a question: “Are you assuming that the wisest person was not a woman?” Another wrote an answer that hinted on sarcasm, if not apathy: “If there was a wisest person—which I rather doubt—it...

Read More

“Have Courage and Be Kind”

Posted by on Jul 24, 2021 in Blog, Food for Thought, Quotes | 0 comments

“Have Courage and Be Kind”

Who doesn’t like Cinderella? From the original adaptation in 1950 to the 2015 remake, one can’t help but believe in prince charming and a fairy godmother…well, almost! The 2015 version supports the concept that where there is courage, kindness follows. And where there is kindness, there is goodness. Ella’s dying mother leaves her a legacy in the form of a secret, the theme of which is carried throughout the movie: “I have to tell you a secret that will see you through all the...

Read More