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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Tag: Observations
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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Water, water everywhere and none where it belongs
Who knew my husband would cause me to quote, in part, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner? Walking in...
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A Tale of Two Companies – What do you call Customer Service
What is good customer service and what makes you a repeat client or jump ship and try some place...
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Is There Anything Wrong With Making Resolutions?
Nothing as far as I can tell. Each January 1st we hear the “authorities” talk about what’s the...
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Victoria’s Secret Aggravates Me to No End
Victoria’s Secret commercials are one of the most offending things on TV and insult women of intelligence everywhere, but I don’t blame the models.
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Do You Make Distinctions Between Sincerity and Seriousness?
It’s time to share a trait that sometimes gets me into trouble. Truth be told, I should...
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The Importance of Learning the Art of Conversation
Is the art of listening dying? Are the relationships too many people have with their notebooks and...
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My Ongoing Battle with Vanity
How many baby boomers learned about vanity, perhaps hearing the word for the first time, from...
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Perfect Moments and Ideal Days…
I suspect most of us have multiple versions of what noteworthy events we view as special enough to...
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RoseMary Griffith
Fiction: A Sea of Grief
