Archive for the ‘Lifestyle Management’ Category

Got my "ANDROID" in July, and I’ve been on my own with bonding with it ever since I left the girl at the counter. At one point I almost took it back to trade for something I didn’t have to always TOUCH Screen to get a text out. I’m used to using both hands and even had gotten to the skill level of using one hand to text. So in-stock charge vs learning about what I have… I kept the phone. YET… I have NOT had the TIME to read the book. So as I continue to bond with this SMART  PHONE… I find myself on outlet alert always being conscious of any plugs in the room, and of course I now always carry the charger in my purse. Now who’s smart? LOL!  Read more... (292 words, estimated 1:10 mins reading time)

So if you are parents with busy kid-schedules that may mean you’ve been waiting on that TIME Ship to come in …months ago. Now with the summer starting you have probably been frantically searching where you’d like your children to spend their time.  Read more... (141 words, estimated 34 secs reading time)

How’s your lifestyle? I mean YOURS not the one you wish you had, or the one you used to have, or even the one you wondered about. How is the lifestyle YOU live daily?   Read more... (226 words, 1 image, estimated 54 secs reading time)

I believe that sometimes we just like the way something sounds…and then… it becomes easy to adapt to our own situation, such as "I can’t", "I don’t or "I won’t" phrases. Now you may say, that’s not me; However if you’ve ever said the words, "I don’t have time", "I can’t afford that" or "I won’t be in control"… then I beg to differ. This topic does include YOU!  Read more... (299 words, estimated 1:12 mins reading time)

I hate speed bumps… they annoy me to the uttermost. I just can not “keep it moving “when there is a bump that I need to slow down for. They are like “waves”  in the street as some of them are higher than others.  Read more... (176 words, estimated 42 secs reading time)

Self protective, aggressive…it’s a maneuver. If our daily patterns of life were a “drive” how defensive are we bobbin and weaving in and out of meetings and places that expect us. We “drive” our lives like we drive our cars…  fast and furious! Sometimes a little “road rage” comes into our “drive” schedules.  Read more... (106 words, estimated 25 secs reading time)