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Watching what we say
“What we say matters. The unkind or careless things we communicate can soil the best of relationships, even if we have the deepest of regrets. Wounding words are like feathers released in a harsh wind: Once said; we will never get them back.” ~Jason Versey At the historic Royal Oak Township Cemetery / Cindy La Ferle __________________ To view additional content on this blog, please visit the home page of “Things that make me happy.”
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Perspective
“Loving people live in a loving world. Hostile people live in a hostile world. Same world.” ~Dr. Wayne Dyer Sunrise on Vinsetta Blvd. / Cindy La Ferle __________________ To view additional content on this blog, please visit the home page of “Things that make me happy.”
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Old memories and new traditions
“Family traditions help us define who we are; they provide something steady, reliable and safe in a confusing world.” ~Susan Lieberman Thanksgiving at Nate & Andrea’s, 2017 / Cindy La Ferle My late parents loved holiday traditions, and I think of them often this time of year.Right after Thanksgiving, my mother would adorn every tabletop and wall in the house with beautifully crafted decorations that rivaled those at Colonial Williamsburg. My father’s favorite carol was “Joy to the World,” and he would belt it out, off-key, every time it was played on the radio in the car or on the stereo at home. My folks also loved to entertain our…
