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John Dutton said "Your grandfather used to say that you can't fix a broken wagon wheel but you can use the parts to make a new one."Season 2 Episode 7In life we often try to fix what can't be fixed but we can take the remaining good fragments and create something even better.  

A SMART PERSON KNOWS WHAT TO SAY.A WISE PERSON KNOWS WHETHER TO SAY IT OR NOT.Timeless words of wisdom.  How many times do we speak and wish we had not.  It is better to consider our words and the effect they have  on others.  We can never take the spoken back.  

A SHIP IS ALWAYS SAFE AT SHORE BUT THAT IS NOT WHAT IT'S BUILT FOR.Albert EinsteinIf you are a person who usually takes the safe options in life, this quote might be just what you need to take to heart.  We were made to do great things as stewards of this planet on which we are blessed to live, as stewards of our bodies to take t...

Do you feel broken due to an illness, a broken relationship, loss of your job, or any loss that keeps you grounded?  We have all lost things that were important to us.  We may feel there is no way back to the identity we had before the loss. As a child most of us used our crayons and had our favorites which we used until th...

The Kintsugi Technique suggests many things.  We shouldn't throw away broken objects.  When an object breaks, it doesn't mean that it is no longer useful.  It's breakage can become valuable.  We should try to repair things because sometimes in doing so we obtain more valuable objects.  This is the esse...

No amount of REGRET changes the past.No amount of ANXIETY changes the future.But any amount of GRATITUTE changes the present.Author unknown.

That oozes arrogance and laziness.  Chip in to help with what needs to be done, even if it's not your responsibility.  Do what needs to be done or help someone find the solution.  PERIOD.Even when nobody is watching.As shared on Facebook by Andrea Steele

During my childhood, I thought my father was just like other fathers going to work every day, being tired at night and going to church on Sundays.  There was no such thing as family vacations.  My father was the middle child of a large family.  Not only the younger siblings but the older siblings as well came to him for adv...

A shoutout to everyone who is trying right now ...Trying to do the right thing.Trying to stay open.  Trying to keep going.  Trying to hold on. Trying to let go.  Trying to find their flow.  Trying to stay afloat.Trying to meet each new day.  Trying to find their balance. Trying to love themselves.  ...

Memorial Day memories for me as a child was for our family to go to the cemetery where my Grandparents and other family members were buried in the local cemetery with beautiful large trees gracing the countryside landscape their branches swaying in the gentle summer breeze.There were many graves of soldiers who went off to fight in World ...