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Monthly Archives: July 2011
What Does The Sistine Chapel Ceiling and Anne Frank’s House Have in Common?
I have just exhaled a breath that I have been holding since my friend Ellie Whittington left for her European adventure with the People to People Ambassadors. She, like her mother – Paula Eller – and me, had big expectations … Continue reading
Posted in friends, self-help, spiritual, travel, Writing
Tagged aha moments, Amsterdam, Anne Frank, awe, disappointment, divine experience, irony, Italy, Michelangelo, Pantheon, People to People Ambassadors Program, Pope John Paul, Rome, Santa Maria sopra Minerva, The Basilica of Saint Mary Above Minerva, the Italian Metro, The Sistine Chapel, The Statue of Christ the Redeemer, The Vatican Museum, Vatican City
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Karma
Do you believe in karma – the acts and energy that you put out in the world being returned to you? F. Paul Wilson said, “Your believing or not believing in karma has no effect on its existence, nor on … Continue reading
French and American Post Offices and the Debt Solution for America
Sometimes when I travel, I visit other post offices, especially if they seem interesting. And what could be more interesting than a Wall Street Office? Try to imagine what goes through such a place in the course of a busy … Continue reading
How Do You Feel About The Postal Service in the United States?
Yesterday theChristian Science Monitor posted an announcement that the Postal Service was closing 3,700 of its 32,000 Post Offices. There were about 42 comments when I read through them, possibly more as you read this post. As a postal worker, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged clerks, closings, government agencies, jobs, mail carriers, mail delivery, mail service, post offices, Postal Service, USPS
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Awards for Bloggers
Many thanks to Annie Boreson for presenting me with the ‘Blog on Fire’ award. She was deservedly honored and is sharing the bounty. As a recipient, my duty is to share seven things about myself that you may not know. 1. … Continue reading
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Universally Accepted Fact
It’s a universally accepted fact that days often harbor problems from sunrise to sunset and if this day is an example, woe unto me! My original blog posting had link issues. My car is hiccupping and there is no one … Continue reading
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Tagged blog issues, car repairs, days starting badly, Murphy's Law, problems
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How To Make My ‘Southern’ Potato Salad
In the good ole summertime my family enjoys barbecues – chicken, hamburgers, brisket, pork. There is usually a large bowl of fresh green beans, a platter of corn, tomatoes, cucumbers and the staple for everything – potato salad. Growing up … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, family, food, holiday, home, recipes
Tagged family recipes, food, picnic food, potatoes, southern recipes
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