Finally reading Little Women
In 1967 when I was eight, my mother gave me paperbacks of: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, The...
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Tag: Observations
Being the ill-behaved friend
Once upon a time, I was the dumb friend. It had been a while since I’d been that stupid with...
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The Vulnerability of Apologizing at the Wrong Times
“I’m sorry.” How many times do you utter those words at the wrong times? For the wrong reasons? When you don’t begin to mean it? Apologizing is essential when it’s meant sincerely, but saying it at inappropriate times … not such a good idea.
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Creating a Vacuum in Our Lives so New Can Enter
No, I’m not talking about competing with Sir Dyson. I’m referring to creating holes in your life...
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Our Welsh Learning Curve
Now, before you get all excited and think: “Wow! RoseMary is learning to speak Welsh!” Let me stop...
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Contending with Life’s Bullies
Have you ever spent time around a self-centered bully? In TV shows and movies about these tyrants,...
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Complain. Contemplate. Celebrate. I’m turning 60!
I’ve been trying for two hours to write a post in support of the above catchy title. It’s been a...
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Tampa, Florida – A Visitor Friendly City
Until recently, my only trip to Florida was several years ago in August. That trip was to Orlando,...
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Planning My Life Backwards
Do you know what that means? Planning your life looking backwards is like starting your life with...
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The Gerber Spoon
My mother was not well-tuned to other people. It’s only in my adulthood that I’ve realized it...
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James Garner Inspired Reflection
What is it about some actors that their passing from this life makes me pause? In 2014 when James...
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Book Reviews: I’m a Tough Reviewer
Standards of living, standards of writing, standards of service. I don’t want to let these things fall by the wayside. Let’s be tough when we review ourselves sometimes and keep the critiques going and the desire to rise up a level or two. Let’s not become slobs either in how we dress or approach our work and our lives.
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RoseMary Griffith
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Fiction: A Sea of Grief
