Changing your path and creating your future

Transitions can sometimes be hard to navigate.  Recently, I have made a change in my life that I think will be better for my family in the long run but is a little risky at the present time.  I will be taking a new position at work that will be offering more flexibility in scheduling but, less guaranteed income.  I stand firmly by the saying that without risk there is no reward, and think in the future the change will have paid off.  The flexibility in the schedule will allow our family to get home earlier in the evening and end the dinner, homework, bathing process at least an hour earlier in the evening, and allow for more family fun time and a reasonable bedtime.  Every parent knows the value of a reasonable bedtime ;)   The changes will also afford more time during the week to maintain the household more efficiently, and, maybe some time to create something new for myself too.   

IHeart Organizing: Project Gallery

IHeart Organizing: Project Gallery: Welcome to the forever growing IHeart Organizing project gallery!  Take a minute to browse around and find links to all of the projects feat...

Like lightning

Two years since I made the blog on apologies.  I cannot believe how qucikly time flies.  Still it is like no time has passed, like the world has remained still in the wake of time.  This community, this town, this life, so small in the chasm of time.

Plastic eating mushrooms

In an earth filled with toxins and man-made materials, once thought to be indestructible, arises a discovery of the plastic eating mushroom. I believe this discovery to be revolutionary.
Read it for your self and tell me what you think:
http://www.fastcoexist.com/1679201/fungi-discovered-in-the-amazon-will-eat-your-plastic

Heaven and Hell.

How do you tell a friend I am sorry for the hell you have to put up with, while I'm am living in heaven with my amazing family?   Are we ever grateful for what we have?  I am.  Thank goodness for my healthy wonderful family.  I know some would give anything for the stability and happiness I possess.  The grass will never be greener than what I have in my life.  I am the luckiest person alive.  I wish I could reassure my friend that everything will be fine.  That it does get better... Only time will tell. Ihave faith in her strength to carry on and strength to succeed.  I wish her only the best, in a world so uncertain.  I will be here to support and listen to her through a hard time in her life. And at the same time, I thank my lucky stars that I am in the position that I am in. 

Ways to earn extra cash

I find myself thinking tonight about what it would be like not to have debt?  I keep thinking that there has to be a way out of it somehow, without working 60 hours a week, or joining some pyramid scheme.  I am looking for a legit way to make a few extra dimes to chip away at the massive,  evergrowing debt.  Anyone have any ideas.  I know that money does not grow on trees.  Maybe, just maybe you have an idea to share..

Retrospection

Word of the day: Retrospection

The day is filled with so many moments of opportunity both chosen and not chosen, there is much time for analytical retrospection.  I have recently discovered the value of retrospection, after I realized yet another personal flaw... I suppose I will always discover new flaws throughout my lifetime, but this is a doozy...While I don't feel it necessary to expose my personal flaws to a not so personal blog, I do feel that I should advocate retrospection as a means of understanding, evaluating and calculating future situations.  Taking the time to reflect on past situations will help you move forward in life with a deeper understanding of life, love and happiness.