Thsi week, I share with you a quote from Margaret J. Wheatleyto ponder and discuss amonst your peers.

Words are a window into our world.

Sometimes we can behave in one way, yet the words we use tell a different story.

Many lockdowners have spent their evenings perusing online shopping sites, looking for that ‘must-have’ item.

I must admit, I lead a fairly minimalist life, so only the need-to-haves make it through to the final click.

I was never good at physics. The pristine logic escaped me, and it never clicked in my brain. I studied for all of Year 12 and earned a stunning 38%. Aced it!

Words are my thing. I love their interplay, derivation, the way I can sculpt them into something powerful, piece by delicious piece.

I could, but I won’t… Instead I will.

Like many during these times, I could offer my 2 cents worth of advice on coulda, shoulda, oughta. Don’t worry, I won’t.

Instead, today’s blog post is brought to you by the letters S, for Service, and G for gifts! 😉

It happens to us all in varying degrees; someone breaks our trust.

Trust is the belief that a person, group, or institution will act in a way that takes into account your feelings, wishes, and best interests. The reality is, that this doesn’t always happen.