How Much Is Enough?
I've been thinking about this as we have been weeding out some of the "stuff" we have accumulated. See my post on the 50-something Moms Blog.
I've been thinking about this as we have been weeding out some of the "stuff" we have accumulated. See my post on the 50-something Moms Blog.
It's been a while since I told you anything about what we've been doing at Morr Creative. So here is an update.
Labels: Book Shepherding, Perfectionism, Professional Speaking, writing
Today I would like to recommend two great blogs I like to read.
Anita Bruzzese www.45things.com/blog.php wrote an excellent blog on Monday March 9. She commented on the rather new phenomenon of employees being asked to take unpaid days off in order to ease the financial strain on their employers. I'm sure there will be families for whom the lost wages will cause a strain. But there are sure to be those who welcome the respite from the long and demanding days that they have been enduring for years. It seems that the rules of furloughs forbid calling in for messages or checking e-mail, so furlough days are real day OFF.You don't feel obligated to keep in touch and to mentally keep working as many of us have on vacation, personal, or sick days.
Labels: Anita Bruzzese, baby boomer, furloughs, work week
We are out in Denver this week visiting our daughter. The sun has been shining and we have been walking around without coats! Ahhhh! Winter has been too long, too cold and too dark in Chicago. When I younger I used to hate February. By that time I was fed up with winter and thought if I could just make it to March, I would be fine. Now I have become a little more patient with February and I know the truth. It is March that is the tease. The calendar says that Spring starts, but we get a snowstorm. We get a balmy day, followed by freezing temperatures. The only thing I trust is the wind. The change of wind blows in the new season. Yes!