You're a writing rock star, and I haven't read an article you've written that I haven't agreed with wholeheartedly. Delightful, aptly timed, well-written, savvy style--I'm a fan. Pam
Thanks, Pam. I swear, I have the nicest readers ever. The feedback I get in comments and email keeps me writing, which keeps me sane. Hope you're well, it's a crazy world out there right now. :)
I found this out fundraising for restoration of an historic landmark. We were most successful with the "act now before you lose this forever" approach than "let's improve the park" approach. I'm not sorry. In this case, the ends justified the means.
I totally agree, Denise. I've done a lot of fundraising for charity and found exactly the same thing. I'm not sorry, either. But I do sure like to look at what makes us tick, and think about where it's necessary and where it's really not. Tiny changes are sometimes better than no changes. And even when there's no changes, aware is better than unaware.
Thanks for reading. Good to see you again and hope you're well.
I love apples, especially for making apple pie. It irks me when people have apple trees and let the windfalls rot. So many apple pies never to see the light of day. Somewhere in that scenario is an analogy of sorts, about effort and perspective of what we don't know we've got. x
I'll give you this, Linda. You do make me think. Question is ... do I like that?
It's not always much fun, but I think I'll take it over the alternative. lol. Thanks for reading, Benjamin.
You're a writing rock star, and I haven't read an article you've written that I haven't agreed with wholeheartedly. Delightful, aptly timed, well-written, savvy style--I'm a fan. Pam
Thanks, Pam. I swear, I have the nicest readers ever. The feedback I get in comments and email keeps me writing, which keeps me sane. Hope you're well, it's a crazy world out there right now. :)
I found this out fundraising for restoration of an historic landmark. We were most successful with the "act now before you lose this forever" approach than "let's improve the park" approach. I'm not sorry. In this case, the ends justified the means.
I totally agree, Denise. I've done a lot of fundraising for charity and found exactly the same thing. I'm not sorry, either. But I do sure like to look at what makes us tick, and think about where it's necessary and where it's really not. Tiny changes are sometimes better than no changes. And even when there's no changes, aware is better than unaware.
Thanks for reading. Good to see you again and hope you're well.
I just love your posts. They make me smile. Your honesty. Your directness. What a pleasure!
Thank you, Henya. My memory isn't good enough to stretch the truth. I'll forget what I said. Plus, my Mama would reach out from the grave and swat me.
I love apples, especially for making apple pie. It irks me when people have apple trees and let the windfalls rot. So many apple pies never to see the light of day. Somewhere in that scenario is an analogy of sorts, about effort and perspective of what we don't know we've got. x