by Gary Davis | Mar 4, 2019 | Uncategorized
There is no success or failure, just what works and what doesn’t work. Werner Erhard For me, that is almost not gettable. I know I have success and failure–just ask me, or ask my reaction. When the big deal comes through or falls through, when the client says...
by Alice-Lyle Hickson | Feb 15, 2019 | Uncategorized
Tom knows a lot. He seems to know more about technology, websites, program language and how to make it all work than anyone else I know. His sentences spew an alphabet soup of acronyms. He’s a consummate technologist. Sitting around...
by Laura Neff | Jan 30, 2019 | Uncategorized
The most joy-full moment of my day (so far) depended on staying up until 12:30 last night, a big, 17-year old, beat-up cooler that I can still rely on to keep food cold for lengthy periods of time, and outstretched arms attached to bodies with smiling faces, glad and...
by Ginny Brien | Dec 19, 2018 | Uncategorized
I have been walking around for the past few days smiling at nothing, smiling at everything. Our kitchen now has a sink and running water, and nearly finished floors, and as of this evening walls that are smooth enough for me to paint. And I love the look of how it’s...
by Carol Orndorff | Dec 3, 2018 | Uncategorized
On Thanksgiving Day I had much to be thankful for. Liz and I had gone up to Amicalola Falls State Parklodge for the holiday. Wednesday night at the lodge was quiet, with a breathtaking winter sunset over the North Georgia mountains, followed by a very full orange...
by Nancy Chek | Nov 21, 2018 | Uncategorized
Gratitude does not automatically spring to mind when things don’t go my way. I can be willing, however, to look, to appraise the situation and at least inquire into “the full worth of” something. If it all looks horrible, I find it useful to take the case that maybe...
