Write Up The Road’s Blog Posts
Since so many people seem driven to conduct ‘spring house cleaning’ once the season has officially started, I thought it might be fun to offer a few suggestions for each Natal Sign to pursue. Aries: March 21-April 19 The Ram needs to clear out the office that currently looks like a disheveled dorm room and
Friendship isn’t a big thing … it’s a million little things. Author Unknown #CaturdayWeekly
a little rain must fall. Sometimes, you can stand afar and watch as it drenches a grateful land. In New Mexico, rain is welcome whether it chooses your area or not. Wherever it falls, it’s needed. Like smiles. Or kindness. Or hugs. Wherever they occur, they’re needed. So are you.
“The cosmos is a vast living body, of which we are still parts. The sun is a great heart whose tremors run through our smallest veins. The moon is a great nerve center from which we quiver forever. Who knows the power that Saturn has over us, or Venus? But it is a vital power,
During this Daylight Saving Time, remember to take some time for yourself. Since it’ll be later, watch the sunset a little longer. Call an old friend instead of sending a quick email. Bake cookies for a neighbor, when it isn’t anywhere near the holidays. Pat the dog more often. Let the cat sit on your
One cat that doesn’t shed on the sofa, tease the parakeet or yowl at the door to go out – or in – or out – or in … However, while it can snuggle up to you at night, it doesn’t purr. Guess it balances out. #Caturday Weekly
There’s not much good news available in today’s world, or so it seems. However, there are scientific studies and plain old common sense to remind us that ‘thinking positive’ yields better results than succumbing to dismal reflections. Let’s find a phrase for each Sun Sign to use when the gloom turns to doom and you
An engaging picture to remove your thoughts from anxiety, stress and worry, for a few moments. You simply can’t look at teddy bears, butterflies, tiny flowers in a sunlit meadow and books to share, without setting troubles aside for a few moments.
And you thought B. Kliban’s 1975 “Cat” book was exaggerating when the back cover defined “cat… one hell of a nice animal, frequently mistaken for a meatloaf.” The book was a best-seller, by the way. (Workman Publishing Company, NY NY) #Caturday Weekly