The days may be long but the years are short. It goes something like that I’ve heard. The older we get the faster things go. We are just a blink away from the inevitable. It is ok. It is what it is. The birdhouse reminded me of those houses we see off of an old […]
Month: March 2022
The Birdhouse
Behind the house, in the field near the shed, there was a birdhouse. It was a big red house built from old material overlooking a patch of long grass. When we first moved into the house, we must have found at least 20 birdhouses around here. They were scattered all over the property. Some were […]
If money were no object, what would you do?
Many of us search for purpose in our lives. We look for validation and affirmation. For some, religion and faith provide an avenue. Many people find themselves in a loop of doing “the daily” until something breaks or forces them to change. Some people go on great journeys taking them to faraway places. Regardless of […]
The Imbalance of Power
“How does one man have the ability to start a nuclear war and end life as we know it on planet earth?” It’s a good question and one that my children asked me just a few days ago. It is unbelievable that we are at the edge of conflict with Russia and facing a world-ending […]
The Noise that Won’t Go (Veterans with Tinnitus)
Tinnitus is the number one disability among Veterans and it affects at least one in every 10 American adults. Before I get started, if you are suffering from tinnitus there are some management techniques offered here <– click for a handbook. My goal for this post is to shed some light on the challenges and suffering that […]
The Cohenization Project 