Thanks for the inspiration, Ralph Waldo Emerson.... Read More
It’s easy to wake up with the world against you. It’s easy to procrastinate the day. It’s easy to anticipate the negative, waiting for the “shoe to drop” and the sky to crumble into pieces. It’s a protective mechanism so... Read More
The gas light is a visual, external cue of my vehicle’s internal need. I am notorious in my house for traveling with the gas light on for an extended period of time. I’ve never run out of gas, but I’ve... Read More
However you do it, rock the day.... Read More
You may have noticed the Nursetopia posts have slowed down a bit and become more sporadic than usual. I’m enjoying the holidays with my family and friends. Don’t fret; it’ll be no time before we – including Nursetopia – are... Read More
Tony Deifell refocuses vision and perspective in this brief TedxSF video, discussing teaching photography to the blind. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYZuu939pb8&feature=youtube_gdata_player What will you see this week?... Read More
Give. Freely. Give experiences freely. Give knowledge freely. Give money freely. Give smiles freely. Give hugs freely. Give time freely. Give love freely. It is not as tiring as it sounds; it is, however, far too rewarding to explain. Give... Read More
Giving is one of my favorite things to do. Anonymous giving is that much more of a thrill. I love it when people get anonymous gifts and ask me if I had anything to do with it. Many times I... Read More
As I ran across a race finish line a few weeks ago, I reflected on several energy-surging moments. I actually felt and ran faster and stronger at certain race points. Which ones were they? The moments I received encouragement from... Read More